Installation Instructions
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Press the FAN TIMER button to activate the timer function, and then press the UP/DOWN buttons to set the time
at what you preferred. The fan and light will turn OFF at the set time. Fan timer can be cancelled anytime by
setting the timer to 0 (zero hours).
LIGHT TIMER Function
Press the LIGHT TIMER buttons to activate the timer function, and then press the UP/DOWN buttons to set the time
at what you preferred. The light will turn OFF at the set time. Light timer can be cancelled anytime by setting the timer
to 0 (zero hours).
NOTE: When using the FAN AUTO function and TIMER function, ensure the remote is in the same room or
within the transmission/receiving range.
The remote has memory function. If the fan or light is turned off by the double pole wall switch, it will memorise and
recover the last status when the double pole switch turned on next.
Warning: For your safety, ensure the power is switched OFF before starting the troubleshooting procedures
Trouble shooting
TROUBLE PROBABLE CAUSES SUGGESTED REMEDY
1．No functions operate
Warning: Some tasks are
only to be performed by a
qualified technician.
Main power not restored. Replace fuse. Turn ON circuit breaker. Turn
ON wall switch.
Wall switch power to the fan
remote is OFF. Switch wall switch ON, to power the remote.
Receiver wiring incorrect. Verify wiring connections according to label
and wiring diagram.
Transmitter and receiver DIP
switches do not match.
Set transmitter and receiver to same DIP
switch setting.
The remote is too far from the
receiver. Move closer to receiver.
2. Remote LED/LCD no
display.
Battery too weak. Replace with all new batteries. Do not mix
the old and new batteries.
Batteries at wrong polarity. Reinstall the batteries at right polarity.
The contacts in battery
compartment are corroded or bent.
Clean corroded contacts.
Bend contacts back to their correct
position.
Poor contact with batteries.
Roll the batteries to get them to sit in the
compartment, or replace with other brand
batteries.
3. Operates only at close
range.
Signal blocked from reaching
receiver.
Extend antenna out from canopy, or move it
for better reception.
Batteries too weak. Replace with all new batteries. Do not mix
the old and new batteries.
4. More than one fan
operates interference at
same area.
RF interference.
Change DIP switch settings to a different
code. Each pair of transmitter and receiver
must have unique DIP switch code
