In some cases of remote control, there is no harbor breeze ceiling fan remote reset button. Actually, you do not need to worry about it. As long as you know the DIP switches and make sure that they share the same frequency, it is able to repair the remote control. By turning off the fan and remote control, both devices will be reset automatically, so it is possible to reconnect and reset the devices.

1) Check batteries and check and push reset button undercover

2) Check bulb wattage, make sure watts do no exceed 190watts total in upper and under glass shade, since fan has a built in functionof a energy-saving limiter. Otherwise the fan will not function.

3) Lower the canopy to check the downrod assembily andtighten all screws to the fan.

4) Check wire connections make sure wires are 12 guage. Theblack hot wire operates fan, white wire is common which operates light and fan.Green wire is ground wire. Check pin connection on mounting bracket.

5) Turn power on and press reset the button, hold it downuntil light comes on and the fan goes to medium speed.

If there is multiple fans in thehome there may be a conflict with the dip switch settings. Adjust settings andreprogram fans as necessary in both remote and fan.

To operate dimmer just hold down the light button

Check pull strings

If light is not coming on then signal is not being sent tofan - adjust frequency dip switch settings on remote and ceiling fan.

Fan does not operate or move

1)Theseason slide switch is not engaged, firmly push the season slide switch toeither to left or right on remote.

2)Thewall switch is turned off, make sure the wall switch is turned on.

3)Thepower is off or the fuse breaker is blown, turn the power on and check the fuseor circuit breaker on electrical panel.

4)Thereis a faulty wire connection, turn the power off and check all the connectionsin the ceiling outlet box.

Fan won't turn - and lights working

1) Check power to fan

2) Check reversing switch - make sure switch is not in betweenpositions

3) Put reversing switch in either forward or reverse to check

4) If fan looks like trying to turn and a bad groan sound orsmoke turn off fan and replace motor

Lights don't work – but fan operates correctly

1)Checkall bulbs to make sure they are installed correctly. Check for proper bulbwattage. The total power of the all the light bulbs is exceeding 190 watts. Refer to bulbreplacement for proper bulb wattages.

2)Thelight kit wire pin connection on mounting bracket. Make sure they are connectedcorrectly.

3)Thereis a faulty wire connection. Turn power off and inpect all wire connections onthe ceiling outlet box.

Fan is noisy

1)Theblades are loose, Check and tighten all screws on fan blades including allscrew on all arms and all arms to motor. Download bleach all episode subtitle indonesia mkv.

2)Thereis a cracked blade, replace the cracked blade.

3)Thewall control is not compatible with the fan, do not use a full range dimmerswitch to control the fan speed.

4)Thebreak –in period has not surpassed, run the fan continuously for 24-48 hours onmedium or high speed for a break in period.

5)Theoutlet box is not secure, ensure the outlet box is secure to the buildingstructure.

6)Themounting bracket is not secure, ensure the mounting bracket is secured to theoutlet box and that the screws are tight.

Excessive wobbling

1)Checkfan blade mounting screws and tighten all the fan blade screws including armsand blade arms to motor

2)Theblades are unbalanced, switch one blade from opposite side or balance fan usingbalancing kit.

3)Thefan mounting is not secure, turn off power and loosen the canopy to verify themounting bracket is secure to the outlet box. The bracket must be flush withoutmovement against the outlet box.

4)Thefan is too close to the vaulted ceiling, Use a longer down rod or move the fanto another location.

5)Theset screw on the motor housing yoke is loose. Lift up the yoke cover and tightenthe set screw to the yoke until secure.

Power Surge or Power Outage

After power surge try the following:

turn fan off using remote

Spin blades manually

Turn fan on, then off, then on

Repeat until fan begins operating correctly

Bulb replacement

Use 25 watt max cfl equivalent bulbs for upper lights

Use 40 watt max or cfl equivalent bulbs for lights underglass shade

Cleaning

When cleaning do not use water or a damp cloth to clean fan.

1)Cleanthe motor housing with a soft brush or a lint-free cloth to avoid scratchingthe finish.

2)Cleanthe fan blades with a lint-free cloth. Apply a light coat of furniture polishto the wood fan blades to add protection and to help prevent dust build up onfan blades.

Remote control does not work

Remote resetting procedure refer to step number 4 below

1)Thepower to the fan is off or the fuse or circuit breaker is tripped, Turn thepower on and check the fuse or breaker.

2)Powersurge has cleared the memory and remote needs to be re-synced to the receiver, turnthe fan back on with in 30 seconds press the learn button behind the batterycover.

3)Batteryin the remote needs to be replaced, insert a new 12 volt battery (battery islocated behind the battery cover on the back of the remote.)

4)Interferencefrom another remote, the remote control has been synced to this fan at thefactory and the dip switch has been switched to (0) inside the batterycompartment. If you have more than one remote control in the room, you need tochange the dip switch setting as follows: Slide the dip switch to (1) insidethe battery compartment and turn the power to the fan OFF and then turn thepower ON and you should hear the remote receiver make two musical sounds indicatingthat the power supply is normal. Within 30 seconds press the Learn button onthe back of the transmitter in the battery compartment. Your remote and fanshould be synchronized. To verify successful synchronization, the ceiling fanlight (if installed) will blink 3 times and remain ON, and the fan will rotate onHigh Speed

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Clicking on the ceiling fan remote repeatedly is not the proper way to troubleshoot an operations problem. Fans that shut off or change speeds randomly likely have a settings issue. The fan's dip switch settings must be arranged in the correct order to receive and transmit the functions you select with the remote control. Placing more than one fan in close proximity also affects the fan's performance. Enjoy the cooling effects of your ceiling fan without pulling the cord continuously. A few adjustments to a dip switch could make difference.

1. Remove the back from the remote control, then remove the battery. Locate and remove a small panel that covers the dip switches. Examine and remember the four switch settings. Note which switches read 'On' and 'Off.'

2. Turn off the ceiling fan at the fan and the main power supply. Flip the breaker controlling the fan to the 'Off' position.

3. Stand on a stepladder or a sturdy chair to reach the ceiling fan. Remove the glass light cover by unscrewing the screws or sliding the globe to the unlock position. Skip this step if your ceiling fan has no light kit. Instead, remove the cap in the center of the fan.

4. Look for a small rectangular or square-shaped receiver box. Remove the receiver box cover to look at the dip switch settings. You will see four sliding buttons. The button configuration must match the remote control's configuration. Change the dip switch settings if necessary, moving each of the four switches to the matching 'On' or 'Off' settings.

5. Change the dip switch settings of additional fans within a close proximity of other fans. Each fan needs a different frequency -- a function controlled by the setting configuration. Pair up dip switch settings between the fan and the remotes that control them.

6. Close the ceiling fan receiver panel. Replace the light globe, screwing it into place. Remove the ladder and turn the power on. Test your remote control to verify the settings you selected are correct.

Things You Will Need

• Ladder or chair

• Phillips-head screwdriver

Tip

It is easier to verify dip switch settings before installing the fan on the ceiling. Ceiling fans run best on the factory settings.

Warning

If the light or fan will not work after adjusting the dip switch, you have a different problem. Contact the manufacturer for more troubleshooting options.

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