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Advice requested for the repair of 3 of 4 ceiling fans (perhapsremote controlled?)
I have three inoperative ceiling fans that I just don't understand.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/9828713...8634/lightbox/ When I bought the house (foreclosure), there was only 1 remote control which operated only one of the four ceiling fans. That operating ceiling fan has a wall switch, and a pull switch, and a remote control. The pull switch just changes the speed while the wall switch and remote control appear to work in series. But, I don't have *any* remotes for the three inoperative ceiling fans. Worse yet, one (the one pictured), is a good 25 feet in the air, with the top of the stairs just out of reach by leaning over the railing - but enough to pull the pull cord. In *all* the inoperative fans, I have pulled the pull cord multiple times and operated all potential wall switches, none of which operate the fans. I have never worked on a remote-controlled fan before. QUESTION 1: How can I tell *if* the fans are indeed remote controlled? QUESTION 2: How can I debug why 3 of 4 won't ever turn on? |
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