I have the remote working, however, now I cannot turn the lights on from the wall switch.
1398722
Hi- we have the EXACT same issue. On top of that we can't get the remote dimmer switch to work. How about you? We've been so busy that we haven't had time to contact Hunter Douglas. Paula
267624
Yes. You have to leave the wall switch on for the remote to work. The wall switch is independent of the remote. You can turn everything on and off with the wall switch. The remote only works when the wall switch is on.
1621200
Its working fine, it is only a pressure switch. The remote will not turn the light on to stay. You will have to spend a bit more money to get a light with that feature.
233782
I just tried pulling the plug, then plugging it back in. Obviously it turned off when the power was cut, but it won't come back on until the power button on the light itself is pressed.
1586342
I had the same issue. Turns out one of the switches was the kind that glow when the power is off so you can see it in the dark. These allow a small amount of energy through causing the lights to flash. Replace the switch with a normal on/off and you should be good to go.
1723362
It does not work with a wall switch. After being turned off by switch, you will have to restart with the remote.
1961041
Yes. I leave the wall switch in the on position and use the remote to control the light and fan.
778989
Remember to have the fan powered to high and the lights switched to on when installing a remote. Try pulling the pull string for the lights once in case it is currently in the off position. If that doesn't fix it, check the wiring between the receiver and fan, and the power wires and the receiver.
1476255
The light switch must be on but the light itself can be turned off via the included remote.
811141
The wall switch can still turn the fan / light on and off, however, when using the remote control wall switch becomes a mean of disconnecting the power. For the remote to work properly, Wall switch has to be in on position , pull chain on light kit has to be in on position and pull chain for fan has to be set at the high speed.
2281666
If your remote has a good battery and the lights are all lit you probably either need to get a replacement or if you have some one mechanically inclined take the rotating part apart...I did to make mine work...it was jammed with a wire internally...
715083
Most openers I have seen have at least 4 wire leads, 2 of them turn the motor on. the other 2 leads turn the light in and off with the wall switch. look at the wiring diagram of the opener to find out which ones control the opening operation of the door. Remove the other 2. try the door opener. The light should go on even if the 2 leads from the wall switch are not connected. Therefore, the light should also work when you are using the new remote you bought. I'm not sure, but I think the wires from the wall switch are not connected to the correct terminals in the opener. Roger
1596893
If I remember I think you have to push and hold the power button until the remote turns on. I hope it helps. Good luck.
1486796
Try 2 things: Check the switches on the light to make sure they are in the on position. Check the light bulb.
1020109
My remote does not provide a button for what I consider warm light. There is a white light, yellow and a gold.
1928220
Well, I just unplugged it and plugged it back in. The lights don't come back on....at all. You have to press the "on" button to get the lights to come back on.
1203656
I just bought the same thing and am having the same problem. The only way I can get control (and only briefly) is to unplug the transformer and plug it back in. I even changed the battery in the remote.