does this remote also have fan reversing on one of the remote buttons....bar
1392708
Unfortunately no, you still have to use the switch on the fan housing to go from forward to reverse. I found this to be a small inconvenience.
1392709
No, there is no fan-reversing switch on the remote control. You have to move a little slide switch on the fan housing itself in order to reverse the blade rotation. The remote control has a large button in the center of the remote which controls the light kit (on/off and dim). The other four push-button switches are for fan speed -- from largest to smallest they are High, Medium, Slow speeds and Off.
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I wish I could help you with the question but I don't know - I couldn't get it hooked up so I am waiting on my son to come for a visit so he can do the job for his inept mother. Sorry I have it packed away waiting for him so I can't even look at it for you. I hope you get someone else who can answer it for you.
606741
my fan has reverse switch on the fan itself and never had one on the remote. I think it will work as long as the sensor on your fan is compatible.
120667
there is a switch that allows it to reverse direction, but it is on the fan itself.
1230640
No, it doesn't, which is a little annoying as it doesn't remember previous settings, and it's very quiet. It will always turn on as stationary (not oscillating), and always on the highest fan speed setting. I've also noticed that I have to use the remote control in front of it, otherwise it doesn't always turn on. So I always have to walk over and check to see if it turned on.
747753
Yes, has off and on switch plus button to allow fan to stay stationary or to ossoliate.
15944
Yes, the direction of the fan can be changed just by pressing a button on the fan or the remote. No complaints on this at all. Still using it every day and not a problem.
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Hi SLM, thanks for the question. Yes, the fan direction is reversible. There is a switch you can operate to do this. We hope this helps! If you have any other questions, please feel free to reach out to one of our awesome experts. Not only do they know everything, but they're literally sitting right next to their phones right now :)Hansen Wholesale1-800-201-1193
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Yes. At least it does on mine. There are different remotes for different fans. Contact hunter directly to make sure you buy the right one.
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Some fan remotes have switches inside that you can change. If it has one, great, if not, I am not sure.
1402227
The unit itself WILL turn opposite direction - BUT the fans themselves will only turn one direction - if that makes sense! I also recommend purchasing the remote control - makes it very easy to use. Overall very satisfied with our purchase. A real head turner!
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Hi Andrew, thank you for the question. This fan does not come with a remote. It comes with a standard, 3 speed pull chain, and has a reverse capability. Unfortunately, no other control options are available for this fan. We hope this answers your question. If you need anything else, please reach out to one of our experts. They're literally sitting right next to their phones right now, and they know everything :) Hansen Wholesale 1-800-201-1193
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Yes, it can be reversed (mine is reversed right now), but you have to do it on the fan. It cannot be done on the remote.
1492119
Yes, I found that you have to reverse it (using the remote) while it is running.
138216
I found that orientation of the buttons was upside down from my old remote. Once I changed it, it worked
1540660
Yes it does. The fan will not work unless it is on a solid surface because of a button on the bottom.
1524068
The reverse control is at the bottom of the fan speed button. It looks like two curving arrows.
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No. You must use the switch on the fan body to reverse the fan. The switch only controls the speeds and light. The reverse switch is not on the control to prevent the user from reversing the fan when in operation and damaging the motor. Always start the fan control in high speed and never switch into reverse while the fan is moving. Following these guide lines should keep your fan operating for many years.