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Fan reversed it's self
I am at a loss with this one. Original remote went bad it had a reverse No pull chains or switches Not sure of brand but I think Hunter Bay No tag anywhere. Here is the problem I bought a remote kit that does not have reverse That was OK with me I never use it in up draft mode anyway. I installed per instruction and all was well Fan was working, all three speeds and light as well. Down draft as I wanted. It worked like that for several weeks then one day when I turned it on it was in updraft mode. I can not figure out how it reversed it's self . Tried reversing power feed . Receiver has two power wires and three fan wires . One for light two for motor, color coded . Anyone out there can help me ? How do I reverse this
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This is a long shot, but take a look at this post:
https://www.askmehelpdesk.com/electr...trol-1770.html Good luck, WallyH |
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No switches, not even a small black slide switch on the side of the motor? Open this https://www.google.com/search?q=ceil...Do6-yAS_iIDoDA
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