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3 ceiling fans, 1 new & now 2 old won't work
I have 2 Emerson ceiling fans with after market, Hunter brand remotes that worked great until recently. I just installed a Harbor Breeze ceiling fan that came with a remote. Now the 2 old fans will not work at all, but the new one works fine. The 2 old ones have pull chains and 4 switches in the remote. The new fan also has the switches, but no pull chains. The 2 old fans had the same code on their remotes and the new fan has a different code.
Any idea what I need to do to get the 2 old fans to start working? Thanks |
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Sounds like the radio interence problem... I would contact hunter a/o harbor breeze tech support. I suspect there may be s set of microswitches in the battery compartment that allow you to change the freq and possibly get rid of your problem.
Good luck P2E |
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