Ceiling Fan Remote Not Working Light

Flip the switch several times to make sure it is the right.

Ceiling fan remote not working light.

Check to see whether you have loose switch wiring. They need to be set the same way on both the fan and the remote. Screw them into. You can do this by pointing it towards the camera of your phone and then pressing and holding a button.

The battery in the remote control needs replacing. If the fan won t turn on and the lights are working then there is power to the fan. The pull chain switches are in the wrong setting. So if the pull chain is in the off position the remote control will not be able to get any power to the ceiling fan light or fan.

The fan will turn on and light if applicable will blink three times signaling a successful synchronization. Confirm the reverse switch is not in a neutral position. If you are using a remote or. In this case replace the reverse switch.

Should it become necessary to re sync the remote turn off the main power then turn it back on. One way to know for sure would be to remove the receiver module at the ceiling fan and wire it direct. This can usually be done by checking the dip switches. Other conditions that may prevent a ceiling fan from working.

Check the reversing switch. Yes the ceiling fan remote control module may be faulty. The light bulbs in the fixture are burnt out. If things look good return light bulbs that are in working order into their sockets.

If the ceiling fan and light works normally then the remote control module will need to be replaced. The solution is to press the fan high button and then light on on the remote control unit and then pull the pull chains until the light comes on and the fan runs on high. Make sure the switch isn t in between positions. If you see black or burned areas this may be a sign that your ceiling fan light kit has a wiring issue.

If you have an older ceiling fan the switch may be worn out. Within 30 seconds use a small screwdriver to press and hold the learn button on the remote for 3 seconds. Check whether you have loose ceiling fan wiring. A short or an overloaded circuit can cause the breaker to trip or turn off.

See the links below to go to the ceiling fan area for detailed photos and instructions. Check whether you have a faulty connection somewhere between the switch fan and circuit breaker. If no light is visible then it is busted. Look inside of the light bulb socket to make sure there are no burn marks or charred spots.