- Switch off the power supply to all other ceiling fans that you do not want to pair with the remote.
- Only the ceiling fan you wish to pair should remain powered on.
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Why Is My Ceiling Fan Remote Controlling Multiple Fans?
Why Does This Happen?
This usually occurs when the same remote control has been paired with multiple ceiling fans.
During installation, power restoration, or remote pairing, a remote may accidentally be linked to more than one fan, causing all paired fans to respond to the same commands.
How to Fix It
To pair the remote with only the intended ceiling fan:
Steps
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- Follow the pairing instructions provided in your ceiling fan user manual to pair the remote with the intended fan.
- Since the other fans are powered off, only the active fan will receive the pairing signal.
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- Once pairing is complete, turn the power back on for the other ceiling fans.
- Test the remote to confirm that it now controls only the intended fan.
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