I have 6 Kichler fans with remotes that are all the same. All the remotes work but the light on the remotes stays on on 4 and on the other 2 will vome on when button is pushed and then will fade to off. All the remotes work like the last two when new. What has changed?

SOURCE: wii remote

Greetings baggie bird,

You need to resynch your remote to your Wii console.

You hit the sync button under the battery cover on the remote, and then when the lights are flashing on the remote, you hit the sync button on the Wii. The synch button is located under the small cover to the left of the cd/dvd slot.

Thank you,

Dort
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Jim Goldsmith

• 2005 Answers
• Posted on Apr 22, 2009

SOURCE: remote controlled ceiling fan

unplug the fan then remove the batteries from the remote then plug the fan back in and, reinstall the batteries; this resets the fan control

SOURCE: mika aire remote fan

Not sure if this addresses your problem or not, but with my Minka Aire ceiling fans, the fan has to be moving in order to change the fan direction. Turn the fan on (any speed works), then push the reverse button. The fan will speed up to max, then you'll hear the gears switching. The fan will slow to a stop, change directions and get back up to speed in the new direction.

SOURCE: I have a hunter remote

There is no way. Only the manufacturer can reconfigure thw remote. That is part of the defect of this product.

If it works fine, leave it and just continue to use it.

Cheers.

SOURCE: remote control wall unit does not turn on Monte

Are the manual switches on the fan in the 'on' position?

Select the maximum fan speed on the remote and then operate the manual switch on the fan. Set that to the highest speed then control it with the remote.

Same theory applies to the light.

If this is not the problem then the remote receiver on the fan is probably faulty.