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Ceiling fan with 2 separate lites and 1 remote no. CHQ88T7053T
My ceiling fan is a hunter breeze with 1 light on the top portion above the blades and three lights under the blades - the remote is the only way to turn on the fan and lights with the number listed in my question and has six buttons - 1 fan/off 1 top light 1 btm light on the left and hi med low buttons on the right. Any suggestions?
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