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Question: With this receiver/remote system, does your current light switch toggle become obsolete?
Document: There are four very small switches on the receiver and four very small switches inside the battery case of the remote control. If you are having the same issue I had where the fan and/or light turn on or off at random times, I suggest changing the switches to a different frequency. It worked when I tried it. The fan now works great. I'm upping the rating from 2 stars to 4 stars.
Hold the light button, and it will adjust the dimmer. One time the remotes stopped working for two of these fans, which I think had to do with a power surge to the receiver units. The problem was resolved by shutting off power to the fans for a while.Installation was a bit tricky because there is little room in the ceiling mount for the remote receiver and all the wires. Here's a tip: if you're not using an extended down-rod, cut the wires shorter.
I checked the wiring several times but I can't see how that would be the problem with no wires exposed or touching. It seems like it could be a problem with the remote receiver, but I don't have a good way of testing it. The fan and light respond perfectly every time when I use the remote. I may have to just unscrew the light bulbs so I can sleep at night and just deal with the fan turning itself on and off from time to time.
It was pretty easy to install, and it looks great. The amount of light it gives is not so great; I don't know if it's the halogen bulbs themselves or the heavily frosted globe. I was a little surprised that the wall switch for the fan we had there before no longer works. Apparently that's how it's supposed to be. We bought a second remote so if one goes out I don't have to buy a whole new ceiling fan.
I like the look of this fan. With just the two blades, the fan definitely looks different and that was what I wanted. We have 3 of these and they all work perfectly. Installation was easy. The blades might not be genuine wengue plywood but from the floor looking up I can not tell the difference.One thing I have to get used to is that after the fan is installed, the light in that room has to be turned on/off with the light switch on the remote.
Runs quiet, well balanced, looks fan-tastic (pun intended)Easy to install, good instructions and decent quality parts and finish (especially the mount and control)Light dimmer is great! remote is very useful.Reversing direction switch is above blades, so hard to use if it's mounted high in the room, would love that as another option on the remote.Leaving light on high for 1/2 hour starts to create a burning smell.
This was my first ceiling fan to install, so I have no comparison as to how easy it is vs. other fans, but it took me about two hours from opening the box to having it running. During the installation, I did find it a little awkward to keep all of the wires out of the way while inserting the receiver for the remote control.
When the fan is not in use, you can use the regular on/off switch in that room. The light then does have a slight delay in coming on.
The directions tell you how to do this - you have to have a screwdriver or pencil to move the dip switch. Someone who has never hung a fan light will probably have a problem figuring out this adjustment (according to my husband). Other than that adjustment if you have two lights in the same room, the ceiling light was easy to install.
We are THRILLED with this ceiling fan. The 2 blade design is very sleek and does an excellent job of circulating the air.The remote control is very user freindly and comes with a wall mount, also very sleek.The light is perfect and is dimable, also very sleek.
Answer: yes