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Repair Hunter Factory Wireless Remote Control Fan - Install Universal Remote Module

My Hunter fan Model 23457 with remote control receiver Part Number 85112-02 has gone bad. The Hunter fan replacement remote receiver has been discontinued. You must remove or bypass the original Hunter wireless receiver to repair the fan. These fans with a failed factory installed remote control module are more difficult to update because they don't have the separate capacitors and switches that a non-remote control fan have. When the factory wireless remote module is bypassed, a separate capacitor must be installed for the motor to operate. I found a way to modify the wiring and install a new Hunter P/N 99123 Universal 3 speed Ceiling Fan Remote Control using a new separate external capacitor. Ceiling fan capacitors are available from a number of sources. I purchased mine through Digikey. If you install a capacitor to allow high speed , then a new universal wireless module will allow the lower speeds to work. Warning: This is not a normal do-it-yourself project. It requires electrical knowledge to analyze the specific fan being repaired and to make safe wiring modifications and connections. I am not recommending that you do this, but I am sharing this to add to the information that I found online because it may be helpful to some. I was helped in this process by information that I found on other sites on the web. One was a Smarthome forum that seems to no longer be available and another was this You Tube page:    • HUNTER FAN RECEIVER BYPASS   DISCLAIMER: In my videos, I provide demonstrations, suggestions, and opinions on techniques, methods, and materials for various projects. While I try to be sure that what I share is accurate, there are no guarantees, expressed or implied, that my information is correct and will work for you. If you wish to use any of this information, you must check and verify that it is appropriate for your use - use it at your risk. Do-it-yourself projects are variable and there are risks in conducting them.   If you like these videos, please subscribe. © 2022 Dan5tech LLC