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Introduction |
| As homeowners, we are all too familiar with appliances and devices that quit working due to accidents or old age. Ceiling fan remotes are no exception, and when these devices quit working, we immediately find ourselves at the hardware store looking for a replacement. | | | Unfortunately, universal ceiling fan remotes come in kits that require installing a wireless receiver at the base of a ceiling fan. The prospect of working with electrical fixtures can be intimidating for beginners. This instruction guide outlines how to replace the wireless receiver in the base of the ceiling fan. | | Before using this guide, confirm the handheld remote is not the problem. If you purchaseBefore purchasing a new ceiling fan remote kit, make sure your ceiling fan model is compatible. The canopy at the base of your ceiling fan should have a minimum diameter of 16 centimeterscm to install the wireless receiver. | | | Note: Ceiling fans with a built-in integrated remote controls are not compatible with universal remote-control kits. | | | This instruction guide also assumes you are familiar with turning off the electricity at your breaker box and know [guide|25632|how to test voltage] with a multimeter. |
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