Universal Ceiling Fan Remote Control and Receiver Kit with Dimmer for 3-Speed Ceiling Fan Replacement for Hampton Bay Harbor Breeze Hunter KUJCE9103 CHQ7030T UC7030T FAN-53T 2AAZPFAN53T

The ONLY bad thing about this unit is that you MUST take the fan down from the ceiling to install it. The light control is actually better than the original, because you can dim the light.

Works fine!

works great--these are always a bit tight to install-nothing against the product--works great

Existing ceiling fan stopped responding to remote control. Replaced battery in remote which was weak. Remote indicator light functioning, but still no response. So figured it was the receiver. Found replacement receiver, but it was wired for reverse function which my fan did not have. Could probably work by not connecting the missing wire, but wasn't able to discern if it would work with existing remote. I found this combo for only a few dollars more. Would give it 5 stars for all categories, except for installation. Not the fault of this product, but the disassembly and reassembly of the fan itself.

My son has not been over to install. I’m sure it will be fine.

Bought this for a bedroom fan we were installing. Wired up the fan, it worked fine. Left the fan on high as per the instructions. Turned the power back off and wired in the receiver. Turned the power back on and tested the remote, it worked perfectly. Came back to the room 2 days later and tried to use the fan. It would not run. Turned the power off, unwired the receiver, turned power back on. Fan worked perfectly fine. Requested a replacement. Replacement came in. Wired fan back up, turned on, made sure it was set on high, turned power back off as per instructions. Unwired fan, wired in new receiver, turned power back on. Tested new receiver and it worked perfectly fine. Turned the fan off. 1 1/2 weeks later we were getting the room ready for a guest and we went to turn the fan back on. DEAD AS A DOOR NAIL. Turned the power off, unwired the receiver and removed it. Wired the fan back up without the receiver. Turned the power back on and the fan worked perfectly fine, again. No more remote control. Bought a longer chain and told our guests to pull the chain if they wanted the fan to run. There is something seriously wrong with the electronic design of these receivers. I would not recommend this system to anyone.

We bought this item to replace a very similar unit that died. The first one we received had an issue with the blue wire being non-functional (see other reviews) and therefore the light wouldn't turn on. Returned it for a replacement which ended up working fine except that it makes loud clicks when turning on or adjusting the speed of the fan. We've decided we can live with the noise as we're committed to this particular style of remote control unit (we can swap remotes with the other Emerson fans in the house) and the price was right. Also, we're tired of fiddling with it. The remotes for these systems are quite ugly. We have a Hampton Bay fan that came with a smaller, sleeker remote but it doesn't have dip switches and it's tricky to find the right spots to press, especially in the dark. This product is better.

Bought three of these to install with Hunter ceiling fans as part of a renovation project. The rooms didn't have switched ceiling boxes so these were the easier and next best option to pulling wiring through the walls an adding wall switches. Installed fan boxes in the ceiling, tapped into an easily accessed receptacle inserted these in between the fan wiring and the Romex in the ceiling box. The controller that goes inside the fan is a little bulky which made for a tight fit but other than that they work great.

UPDATED:I carefully installed this replacement unit in an existing fan/light, wired through a direct wall switch as required (no dimmer). I ensured that all requirements were met, and that the fan and bulb were operational and were well within the load specs, new battery in the remote, DIP switches set in both the remote and the receiver / controller, etc. I powered it back up, and the light and fan both worked fine via the remote. All good.Later that same day the receiver seems to have failed. The red light blinks on the remote when the buttons are pushed, but nothing happens at the fan/light end. I doubled checked the wiring connections to ensure that nothing had come loose - all was good. Pretty clear that the receiver / controller has failed, and very prematurely. Pretty disappointing after the repeated ladder work to install, and then to troubleshoot.The product installation sheet refers to a one year warranty / free one month replacement (non-human damage), which is a bit confusing. I reached out to the CeilingFanService email provided on the installation sheet. A week later I got an email response requesting proof of purchase. I provided that, and in three days later I received a replacement unit (receiver and remote).I have installed the replacement, and it works fine. It was the receiver which failed. So I have a spare remote now, both the original and the replacement remotes were fine.

Funciono muy bien como lo esperaba. Fácil de instalar!

This does what it is suppose to do thus saving me from buying a completely new system.

J'ai apprécié de trouver cet article sur amazone, car l'ensemble des vendeurs de ce produit n'ont plus de pièces de rechange et nous incite à le remplacer sous prétexte qu'il n'y a plus de pièces disponibles

Changing the receiver & remote got fan working on low/fast, but not medium;light works intermittendly. Not sure where problem is exactly.