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Ceiling fan remote control
I just bought a house. The ceiling fan can be controlled by remote control, but it does have a wall switch. The issue is that when I turn it off by remote control. After I 'm back to the house in couple of days. The fan or lights are turned on automatically. Because I don't have a description about the fan and I haven't checked what the brand is. Does anyone have experience on that? Could you give me some idea? Thanks a lot.
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