OMG I didn't see any dip switch!!!!!!! where are they?????
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The switch you are referring to is inside. The cover comes off easily. The switch is usually white with red position switches (I think there was something like 10 of them). Look at an existing one if you have it or in the owners manual for the garage door opener. All else fails, the garage door opener box has a matching switch. The switches should have the little red switches set in the same position.
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remove battery cover and look inside toward the yellow button you will see the dip pins.
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That's why it is not compatible--the seller still has it listed as compatible, but it is clearly not.
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The row of dip switches are inside the unit. Take off the back cover. (It's a little bit difficult to remove the cover on these units)
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take off battery cover on back, take out battery, dip switch is located behind battery
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Take the cover off. You will see a strip of 12 with dip switches in a line. They are numbered 1 to 12. On mine #1 was partially hidden under the case and a little difficult to get to. I used a paper clip to move them.
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Denny L said on November 8, 2013 | EditLita, the row of dip switches is on an angle up under the case closer to the push button. Use a flashlightand look up under the case. If you still can't see them, then it's not the right one...Dennis
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There are no dip switches on this model this one set's remotely with the garage sensor board.
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I agree with previous answer. I will post a picture of the switch in the dark
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Look at the lower camera portion that rotates and moves. The white ring that surrounds it is stationary.If you grip it and turn it counter-clockwise, it will screw off. Once that ring is off, look around the edge ofthe circuit board and you'll see the two DIP switches on one side near the perimeter. Use a small screwdriveror a toothpick or something to move the switches back and forth. Took me awhile to find those things, too.The directions weren't much help. Pretty simple once you find them.
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This model does not have the DIP switches, so you will need to change the module in the fan if you buy this. The upside is that this "smart" control works better than the old DIP style ones in my experience.
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In the manual there are instructions resetting the down force. I believe you have to set dip switch positions and then run the initial down force setup.
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This unit only has a red LED light installed to show when its transmitting the signal. Verify the dip-switch setting to make sure they match yours. If it still doesn't open try reversing them and you should be in business. Please call, 828.537.2537, if you have any further questions.Thanks...Matty
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I have since thrown out the piece of crap. It did not have them on ours. Likely they would have added them since then (a year has past). Looking at the price point, they have not.
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This unit only has a red LED light installed to show when its transmitting the signal. Verify the dip-switch setting to make sure they match yours. If it still doesn't open try reversing them and you should be in business. Please call, 828.537.2537, if you have any further questions. Thanks... Matty
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yes it did have DIP switches, BUT...what i received was not a hampton bay remote control...it was a generic fan remote the exact shape and size, but in place of the reverse buttonit had a label that said DOWN LIGHT...all that did was turn light on and off...so NO REVERSE on the remote hope i answered you question Karl LeCompte
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I have not been able to use these switches (I got two) for anything ... they are useless ...
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NOt knowing where you kill switch is I'm no help..Mine is located under the handle grip....
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I did buy one of these before from target. I bought this one from amazon, but we are moving so we haven't put it together yet. on the one from target, the switch was a small rubber button about a third of the way down the post. it wasn't easy to see, but if you find it just push it and let it go. if you push it more that one time it gets brighter. mine Is in storage or I would try to figure it out for you. good luck, treen
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I remember runnin into the same problem when I had mine. I can't remember exactly where it was located but it's there. Look underneath the amp and the power supply. It's a small switch that is not obviously seen. I'm sorry that I don't remember exactly where it is. I just remember it being a small sliding switch that is on the amp, not in the amp.
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I went to the site on the box and submitted my request for a replacement stock. Nothing from them as of yet. Only thing I can imagin is they are off work or over loaded ! Help spread the message God bless
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A dip switch is a series a mini switches with numbers usually 4 or 5 switches changes the switches changes the remote frequency. In this item the remote uses jumpers and the receiver uses dip switches. Hope this helps.
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Hmm, I found this while running a search for dimmer switches! I'm curious if anyone knows if there is a similar switch made that also has a dimmer option included? I wasn't looking for something like this initially but love the idea!!
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There are 2 sets of DIP switches in the battery compartment. Each set has 4 switches.