My thermostatic Hampton bay fan with reverse has red,blue,white, yellow, grey and rose colors of wires coming from housing of my fan.how is possibly to connect it to receiver ? I do not need reverse and dimming for light.
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Hi, this product is not the correct product for you. However, at your own risk, and the fan nor the wiring diagram not in front of me to check it. It is really hard to know what each wire is. Typically, the Red and white usually connect to the power, blue to the light (dimming is done usually through the remote receiver) at this point there is usually 1 more wire for the motor. You have 3 left that is because your fan reverses via the remote. You can buy the correct one that reverses on amazon or ebay or try to Google the wiring diagram. I wouldn't touch it unless I knew what was what. You can burn out the unit very easily or make a fire hazard or get hurt.
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all i know if you have a Hampton Bay fan the way to order a capacitor is to make sure it has the same number of wires as your old one and they are the same colors that is what i did, change the wires out one at a time and you cant go wrong mine works great and i have all 3 speeds and the off pull on the chain.Good luck with your project . Pete
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Its the remote that doesn't work on the fan that was made by the same company. The Hampton Bay (Home depot) replacement I bought controls it just fine though and this thing requires you to change the receiver up in the fan. Don't bother. If you are just interested in a remote and not re-install of your fan, do yourself a favor and get the other brand.
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Good afternoon, it seems you have answered your own question. If your "Hampton Bay" has all of the attributes of the "Universal Thermostatic Ceiling Fan and Light Remote Control Conversion Kit" - why add it??
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The red, purple, brown and one gray go into the fan switch with the pull chain. The remaining gray connects to the main supply power. YOUTUBE or Google ceiling fan installation and get an exact diagram. I can tell you the gray wires are the power wires and the colored wires are the step down voltages that slow down the fan.
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My fan is Hampton Bay and it works just fine. The trick is to set the code on the remote to match the code in the fan. Good luck!
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This is a replacement remote control for a specific Hampton Bay ceiling fan, there is a hampton bay universal kit you can buy the the CHQ7096T is not the universal one with a reciever. http://www.homedepotceilingfans.com/universal-thermostatic-ceiling-fan-and-light-remote-control-conversion-kit
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Hi Kathryn: I ordered my Hunter 60 inch ceiling fan to cool my HOT cathedral living room ceiling. the temperature decreased 10 degrees over night. I did not have a light fixture on my cathedral ceiling. I paid 2 professional electricians to crawl up into my attic and install the necessary wiring. The fan has a remote (real convenient). My ceiling fan does not have a light. I did not want a light fixture on my fan. I am perfectly satisfied with my Hunter fan. I have a ceiling fan in every room, except the bathroom . Saves me a lot of money on my power bill. HUNTER is the best ceiling fan. Hi Kathryn: I ordered my Hunter 60 inch ceiling fan to cool my HOT cathedral living room ceiling. the temperature decreased 10 degrees over night. I did not have a light fixture on my cathedral ceiling. I paid 2 professional electricians to crawl up into my attic and install the necessary wiring. The fan has a remote (real convenient). My ceiling fan does not have a light. I did not want a light fixture on my fan. I am perfectly satisfied with my Hunter fan. I have a ceiling fan in every room, except the bathroom . Saves me a lot of money on my power bill. HUNTER is the best ceiling fan.
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It has a standard plug that plugs into a standard 110 volt AC outlet. If your receiver has a SWITCHED outlet on the back, plug it into that and the fans will only come on when your receiver is turned on.
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I bought this as I assumed I had a hunter fan. Turns out my fan is Hampton Bay and the remote and sensor didn't work on the Hampton Bay fan. I went to Lowe's and found a universal remote from Honeywell which I installed and it works perfectly.
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Henry, The fan motor capacitors are for the 3 speeds of the motor. One gray wire will go into positon L of the 3 way pull switch. Usually you can use a very small flat blade screwdriver to push the spring clip back thru a slot to release the old wire and should be able to push in the new wire. The other color wires will go in order into the 1,2,3 slots in the order they are are the capacitor body, usually red, brown, purple. The other gray wire will go into the plug connector in the gray slot. center opposite white slot. Generally easier to clip existing gray wire from slot, leave some length, strip and twist connect with a wire nut. Biggest problem is the plastic body 3 way switches break easy so be careful. They are common stock at big box hardware stores though. The capacitors, which fail often, are not though, strange. Fortunately the price on them has dropped dramatically online. 6-7 years ago I was paying $25-35 for them and now can find for $10 or less.Probably find wiring diagrams online for Hunter, Harbor Breeze, AllenRoth fans. Good Luck.
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The remote did not work for some reason. I the kit for the Lutron stack switch came with the switch and an internal part for the fan. Once the internal part was installed the fan worked off the wall switch...but no reverse...so make sure you have the fan going in the correct direction before install.
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I'd have to check the documentation on it to know for sure. I have a Hampton Bay fan connected to it. This switch is a digital switch that talks over the power lines to a control box that you hide in the fan housing. You connect your power line directly to the control box and then you connect that to your fan (that's if my memory serves me right). I'm not sure what solid state is supposed to mean in this case. To me it means no moving parts. However, the control box is basically a switching circuit and since I don't audibly hear a click it could be a set of high power transistors doing the switching instead of relays. That's what they might mean? The best suggestion I can give you is to give Lutron a call. They have a set of on-call electricians which are really helpful and they helped me diagnose my installation over the phone when I tied the wires incorrectly.
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The Westinghouse switch may work in certain situations depending the fan you plan to use it on. Hampton Bay also makes a switch that I am in the process of trying after the Westinghouse failed 2x. I had an electrician trying to install it!
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Hunter has a wall switch designed for that reason. If you call them and give your fan model number they will give you all of the informationyou need.
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I just checked out my remote and there is NO reverse so the reverse is on the fan. Hope that this helps
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Note that turning on the A/C to control humidity will not work. It will only lower the temperature in the area and can actually increase the RH in that area. If you are controlling a dehumidifier that is different, as it first super cools then reheats the air to the desired temperature to deliver the required humidity and temperature. If you really want to connect the humidistat up the answer depends on what type of thermostat you want to connect to? If it is an older Heat/Off/Cool type there is no easy way as the connections you need are across the cool side of the selector switch to the yellow wire which is the cooling control wire (typically yellow but color can vary). Since the cool side of the switch is internal to the AC thermostat it requires some soldering to modify, it can be done but since you are asking the question I assume this is not something you would be comfortable doing. If you connect across the Red and Yellow you are bypassing the switch and possibly the fan control. Thus the A/C may run but the fan may not.