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Hampton Bay Hand Held Wireless Remotes
I have 2 Hampton Bay ceiling fans and use the Hampton Bay Hand Held Wireless remote on both. Lately the fans are turning off and on by themselves and once on, they won't stay on. Do I need to replace the batteries on the transmitter? Does the receiver use a battery? Please help.
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