my wall control is not working, does it need to be replaced or a change in battery? It is not a remote control, it is the wall switch only
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It would help me if I knew that your unit had once worked correctly, but without this info I would suggest to First, make sure the unit is in sync with the ceiling fan (to do this, if able, turn light off then turn light on, press square button in center of fan control and hold button down until light flashes on and off twice then attempt to turn light on/off as normal). Should this not work or wall unit completely not functioning , problem could be in one of two places; (1) receiver unit in the fan itself could need to be replaced or (2) wall unit could need to be replaced. I ended up replacing both of mine since I first replaced the receiver unit and when that failed to fix the problem I replaced the wall unit, which did fix the problem. I hope this will help you. Another option is to purchase a hand held remote, sync it with the light as previously instructed, and if this works you will know the problem is in your wall unit and not in your receiver. Susan Wallace
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Most openers I have seen have at least 4 wire leads, 2 of them turn the motor on. the other 2 leads turn the light in and off with the wall switch. look at the wiring diagram of the opener to find out which ones control the opening operation of the door. Remove the other 2. try the door opener. The light should go on even if the 2 leads from the wall switch are not connected. Therefore, the light should also work when you are using the new remote you bought. I'm not sure, but I think the wires from the wall switch are not connected to the correct terminals in the opener. Roger
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Unplug from wall socket, the check to make sure the button and the control isn't sticking. Plug it back in if still blinking call mfg..
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Hellow Jacqueline, try replacing the batteries, if that fails. Send the remote back to Amazon. GoodLuck Allen M
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Should keep working from both places provided it uses the two wires. I think the remote will keep the sequence of start/stop/go-again with each button press, but the wall should keep it's three phase action. Try it -- no danger seeing what will happen.
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All you have to do is plug in power switch to wall outlet, plug in desired item to power switch, make sure that ON button is pressed on power switch, make sure that item itself turned on and then use remote by pressing the corresponding button (1, 2 or 3). I will check to see if I still have the actual instructions to check if I missed anything. ***8/5/13: Sorry --- did not find instructions. I hope you were able to get your devices going. :)
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It does not work with a wall switch. After being turned off by switch, you will have to restart with the remote.
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You can control it at the wall switch as well as the transmitter. I recommend you buy the accessory plate to cover the wall switch, it gives it a cleaner appearance at the wall switch.
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I wondered the same thing. Yes, this replaces the wall switch, and the switch must be wired so that the remote can be inserted serially in the hot side. There is NO wireless remote. If you don't understand that, you'll need to get an electrician to make sure it's wired correctly. It is a pain in the neck, but works very nicely.
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Take the wall plate off. "Pop" off the plate surrounding the off/on switch. That exposes 3 setting dials for length of time, width of sensor, etc. Use a flat head screwdriver to adjust settings. The first dial might be set to "test" and could be causing the problem. Please be safe around electrical wires and good luck!
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Most wall switches have a LED to know if the device or light they are controlling is on or off, so if you turn on or off that controller from anywhere (manually, other switch, iphone or internet) i will show it
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Hello. I actually think that the wall control is the best way to control the fan. Rather than a remote (that could get misplaced), the wall control is a stationary control that allows you the same function. Please let me know if there is anything more I can do to help. -Beth
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A couple of things. Check the outlet with another device like a table lamp. Change the batteries in the remote. If nothing works, I would send it back. These are refurbished units and the people selling them don't repair them so they will likely send you another unit. Mine works great
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NO. Check your wall switch to see if it is the kind that has a small neon light that is ON when the switch is OFF. If so, there could be some leakage current getting through that is causing the problem. If so, replace it with a regular wall switch.
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I have no problems at all with my remote control. I you should get a replacement from the company
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well check first that ALL you barkers are on and i mean turn off and then bring back up to make sure you get electric to the switch/control part inside the wall. if that will not help my only guess is the black part that control the fan is dead. to be sure i need to open an actual box and look on the electric wiring diagram to see what part can cause that. thanks Avi.
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I use the battery in a "Monster TV remote control. A back panel comes off the remote an the battery is exposed.Good luck. My remote is not working, but I think the problem is something beside the battery.Dick Ernest