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Bypass hunter fan receiver mod23530
How can I bypass the receiver and hardwire the fan to the wall switches, the wires coming out of the bottom of the fan go to a plug that plugs into the receiver, I can't find wiring digram to tell me what wire does what, the receiver has gone bad 2 times I'm done with replacing it. Is there a way to bypass,hardwire?
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The incoming wires from the ceiling box, if you have 2 switches, should be black, red and white. Most fan inputs are black, blue and white. Connect those up black-black, red-blue, white-white and you should be good to go. Note that not every remote controlled fan can be converted but I have done some using the above sequence.
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