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Hampton Bay Ceiling Fans
We just recently moved into a house where the previous owner installed Hampton Bay ceiling fans. My problem is the fans do not turn on. They are remote control so my first response was to change the battery in the remotes. My next thought was to change the wiring in the ceiling and make it turn on by wall switch. I did'nt like the remotes anyway. My question is how to connect the wiring so the fan works off the wall switch?
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