Have 2 fans on same line. How do I get remotes to work independently?

Try using the remote much closer to one of the units at a time. If that doesn’t work you’ll have to do it manually or get a different brand for one fan.

Ah, I forgot about synching. The remote and the fan head have small DIL switches that have to be set the same settings. They do this so you can have multiple fans in your home and you can turn them on and off independently, or in a large lofted living area, you could have two that work together.

depending on the model, you should be able o change the receiver and remote codes differently than the other one. go and look online for your fan installation instructions and follow them google is an excellent search engine

You need two other remotes. There should be "dip switches" inside each remote behind the batteries, that correspond with dip switches inside the fans themselves. Match them and each will work independently.

In my previous residence, the next door neighbors' remote controlled my fan and its light as well....

I use simpler pull cord fans solely these days. As for dimming (remote or wall switch), LED likely saves the day where fluorescent fails....

controls switch defective, clean it with solvent spray for contacts. and replace if there are contacts burn.
God bless you

Contact Hunter. There may be an alternate code for the remote

Change the code for 1 remote......to something else.....

you can test the light switch by temporarily hooking up the light bulb to where the fan normally goes ....the bulb will only work on the highest speed setting but can prove if the switch is bad or not . turn power off before woking in there ... if you know someone with a volt meter then they could quickly test the switch for you .. they can also test the motor for continuity .. .. most of the time the trouble is simply bad connections inside the wire nuts ... like insulation not skinned properly or wire not in the wire nut properly ..you can remove and inspect each connection (power off of course) ... sometimes there is a seperate power line for the fan and light ... so they can be independently controlled externally ... thats not needed when the pull chains are the only off on method ...

Most likely the dip switches on the remote receivers don't match (on the second fan, the one that doesn't work). While the remote dip swithes on both remotes match the working fan. You can simply reset the dip switches on the second fan receiver to match the one working remote, i.e. you don't need to have a second remote, one can work both fans as long as the codes (dip switches match). If you want you can make all the remotes the same, that way you have two remotes, or if you want them independent each remote and remote receiver must have unique codes (dip switch settings).