I have a Hampton Bay fan and light in my bedroom. Suddenly the light stopped working but the fan worked on all three speeds if I pulled the chain. The remote was useless. And yes I checked the batteries. I went to Lowe's and purchased a universal remote, took the fan down, removed the old remote receiver, replaced it with the new receiver. Come to find out the new remote receiver was a return and was defective. So I purhased another one at home depot specifically for Hampton Bay fans and lights. I also purchased a new fan also a Hampton Bay with a light just in case. After setting the dip switches in the receiver and remote, so this unit would not interfer with any other units in my home, I installed the remote in the old fan first, and nothing. I pulled the chain for the fan and the light and nothing worked. There is power from the connection in the ceiling, but when I connect back to black and white to white from the ceiling, there is no power coming from the black and white wire on the other side of the receiver. Even after I connected everything up, and secured the fan to the ceiling, nothing worked. I took the old fan down, install the new fan and new receiver, and again nothing. I tried putting the old fan back up and wiring it straight to the power without the receiver and both the light and fan worked when I pulled the chain. What did I do wrong?? I would like to have this fan work with the remote as the only way to control the fan and light is with pull chains as there is no switch connected. Please help!

What's the model # of the remote and receiver

Fan was purchased 2004 Redington IV 52" Ceiling Fan Models 523971,523974,524495,524606 these are listed on the manual. This fan was purchased with a factory installed remote control system. The new remote receiver is Hampton Bay UC7067RYA (SKU 191-691) Vendor 11289, UPC 792145354338 Model UC7067RYA, manufacured 0412, I use incandecent lights and set the dip to D for dimming. Remote Model US7083T FCC ID CHQ7083T.

What color wires do you have coming from where? Can you take a pic?

Black, white and green coming from ceiling, this work was performed by electrician. One side of receiver has black and white wire. The other side has one blue for light, one black and one white wire. I tested the black and white wire and there was power from the ceiling.
I connected the black ceiling to black receiver and white ceiling to white receiver. I then connected the blue from receiver to blue from fan assembly, black from receiver to black from fan assembly, and white from receiver to white from fan assembly. I double checked all connections to be sure they where tight. Pushed the wires to their respective spot. Secured the fan to the ceiling, pulled the chain for the fan, nothing, pulled the chain for the light nothing. Does the receiver render the pull chains useless??

You wired it correctly. I'm not sure the receiver overrides the pull chain. I'd imagine you set the fan to high with the pull chain and turn the light on. Leave them like that and use the remote. If that's not working you might have a junk receiver or remote.