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Cannot close canopy in ceiling fan due to remote taking space
I have just installed a Hampton Bay ceiling fan together with a remote.
The remote sensor goes (as instructions indicate) on top of the mounting bracket. Apparently the sensor takes too much space and then the canopy that keeps everything Hidden cannot reach the screws that hold it. Any ideas? |
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