How to install the Channing HunterExpress by Hunter Fan Company
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- One of the easiest Hunter fans to install! This Hunter ceiling fan from Home Depot comes with 90 percent fewer parts, a pre-installed premium remote with push button reverse and dimming, as well as snap-on blades that do not require screws.
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*Love it! Keeps the room very **Fastly.Cool** . The manual states it comes with a year warranty and 5 year part replacement. The compressor makes the typical sound...small price to pay for AC.*
When installing the light bracket it is easier to attach it before you hang the assembly on the ceiling bracket. Before installing the blades on the pins take a damp sponge/cloth and dampen the peg heads. They slide on easier and you will not have the rubber grommets come out. Installed the new Hunter Channing on 10/20/23.
Excellent demonstration. I complemented the English instructions of the manual with this video. little happy the manual in Spanish. The fan is extraordinary.
Great video
Just installed mine. Remote works fine. But my existing dual wall switch that worked fine with my old Hunter fan no longer works to adjust fan speed. Is this normal with a remote control fan?
Anyone know why updraft turns on by itself when fan is off? Also, blades move back and forth vaguely before updraft turns on.
I have to turn fan on and off several times for it to stop but that doesn't always work. Sometimes I need to physically stop the blades slow rotation with a broom.
Fan works great aside from that.
very helpful
HELP!! I've had this fan for 1 or 2 years, can't remember how long. The other day the remote blue light just stood on and wouldn't control the fan. I thought maybe it needed a new battery. I switched to a new battery and tried to pair it but it won't. I put the old battery back in and it does the same. Seems like it won't communicate with my fan. Is it my fan? Any ideas? I'd appreciate anyone's help. THANKS!!
Excellent
How do you get one remote to control multiple fans on my patio
How to turn light on and off with the wall switch: for duel switches turn the power to fan on use remote to turn light on for the first time then turn light switch on and off light will now turn on and off with wall switch, note that the light switch will not work with out the fan switch on but you can turn the fan off and have light on using the remote to turn off the fan. For single switch and wanting to leave fan on' note you can turn fan off with remote' hook constant power to black wire and switched power to blue wire. Then turn light on with remote now use wall switch to turn light on and off.
Having trouble with the Minimus fan wiring. Followed the manual: Black/Black, White/White, Green & Yellow (2x)/Bare Copper, and have done Blue/Red and Blue not attached and the fan does not work. Prior old fan worked (black-black, white-white, blue-red) and reconnected it again and it works. Hopefully I don't have this issue with the two additional Minimus fans I purchased.
Why is this not working?
Called Customer Service and they walked me through the process - result was a bad remote. This was confirmed by using one of the other fan's remote, pairing it and the fan now works. Thanks for the assist.
My light dimmer does not work. Do you have any suggestions to fix or operate the dimmer feature?
Hold the up and down button to turn it on
Duel switch connected like video said. Remote won’t work, but both wall switches turn on lights. Fan won’t work. Help
How do you wire the fan if you have one switch for the light and another separate for the fan ?
You don’t - make it always hot and control the fan and light from the control unit.
Having installed ceiling fans 30 years ago, I agree that this installation was far easier: no holding onto the fan motor or hanging the fan motor from an S-hook while wiring. Good. The manual: pretty good in that I like the large illustrations. But, manual is absent some important information. I wired my 2 new Hunter Channings for operation without a wall switch--remote only is not a method illustrated in the manual. An online chat said just cap the blue wire, as if for a single switch. Okay, that worked, but put that in the manual. I found all of the tiny little parts bags easy to lose: had to fish the two cowling screws out of the trash. Now, for the real problem: the online chat rep told me that my two fans, installed closely together in same room, would operate from a single remote: NOT! No they don't. Yes, I've tried resetting the remotes (using the power off and pairing method NOT published in the manual). Hunter: address this in the manual. And, as with other comments below, I cannot get the light dimming feature to work. The UP and DOWN buttons will change fan speed, and fan direction, but nothing I do selects the lights for dimming. And, I see that this issue dates way back. Unlike one commenter below, I found the snap-on blades to be a snap. Even had to take one off and turn it over: easy. So: wiring easy, blades easy, packaging more chaotic than necessary, and the internal "computer controlled" switching: inhabited by an uncooperative poltergeist. Tip not included in the manual: when installing the cowling, cover the fan motor with plastic wrap to prevent screws falling into the motor. Also, If installing onto angled ceiling, consult an online product guide showing the optimum length downrod for your ceiling height--also NOT in manual.
To activate the dimming turn the light off then on and hold the up and down arrow for 5 seconds. We are working on improving our manuals. -Nancy
@@HunterFanCo Thank you, Nancy, for monitoring this thread and for your quick reply. I must inform you, though, that the method you state above did not work. More precisely, any operation of the up/down arrow button whether up/down simultaneously, or individually, starts and controls the fan only. I've tried numerous combinations of button presses. 1) The instruction card says long press up/down. Well both blue lights flash, the light comes on, but the up/down button controls only the fan. 2) your recommended method--both blue lights flash, lights comes on, but pressing arrow button makes blue indicator light come on and the button controls fan only. 3) the card says long press the light button to select dimming mode; its blue indicator light comes on, but the light does not and pressing the arrow key as usual turns on the fan. 4) With all off, quick press of up/down button starts fan.
By the way, I have two fans, each coming with a remote, and I'm trying each remote. I'm not that interested in the light dimming feature, and the fans are nice and quiet, but the remote control electronics have a bug. Apparently, for quite some time now.
Please email us at customercare@hunterfan.com so we can further assist you. -Nancy
@@HunterFanCo As I said above, holding the UP/DOWN button down for a long press operates only the fan; it does not switch to dimming mode.
Installed fine but found it won't work without the light fixture installed (wiring for the fan goes thru the light fixture connector).It would be nice to be able to not use the light fixture if I don't want to.
So how do you dim the light. The remote manual
You need to hold both the up and down button to turn it on.
i'm having trouble pulling the blades off after I've mounted it. I'd like to use the otherside since it matches the room better. Any tips on how to get it off without me having to unhook everything?
I'm having the same problem, how do you remove the blades to turn over to other color?
How to reverse the blade to the other color?
Flip it over and put it back on. Takes a little effort to get it off, but is possible. I switched mine to the darker side.
Picture on the box shows installation without the light fixture, but without the light fixture attached the fan does not work in any capacity.
At least ceiling fans don’t use candelabra bulbs as much anymore.
Have spent hours on this fan! Was easy to build but the wiring doesn't work. Have followed manual black-black, white-white, yellow green 2x-bare copper, red-blue still doesn't work
Did you find an answer?
@@dirtycontour1 Yes, fan was fine switch went bad
You forgot the step on how to disconnect the beeping speaker so that the fan will not make a ridiculously loud beep every time you change the settings.
check the directions on the remote - you can hold down 2 of the remote buttons to enable/disable the "beep" confirmation when you change settings via the remote
I legit can't attach the light kit to save my life.
So did end up attaching it. I grabbed a blow dryer to soften the hard plastic
I actually called them, and was like "this shit is wack." They asked for some pictures. So I sent them a couple and surprisingly they immediately said it was defective. Shipped a new one to me couple days later. Got the light kit on in 20 seconds. I was pretty pissed at how easy it was, since I struggled all night the week before.
Also, they looked the same. As far as the fan they said was defective, and the one they sent, looked identical in the areas where the light kit attached. So unsure of what they saw, but it's up. Laying under it as we speak.
where is pairing button?
Lights blink on then off. This is a nightmare. Hunter keeps sending me suggestions and parts that don’t fix the problem. Fan works perfectly.
followed these instructions; fan and light will not turn on. Remote buttons light when they are pushed. Why is it not working and how do I fix it?
Seems like an issue with the wiring coming from its breaker
Or your switch needs to be connected properly or changed, dust buildup can cause the switch to not work properly as well so check to see if there is dust on the nuts/wire of the switch , if thats not the issue maybe your breaker needs to be changed
How do I turn off the obnoxious beep when I use the remote?
There’s no real way to do it but there’s videos on it that basically just cut the wire the connects the speaker to the board
@@lucasoconnor7391 they should have showed how to do that in this video.
Also she didn’t meantion anything about summer operation, mine doesn’t work as the instruction to hold down light button... instead I have to power fan off and press and hold both light and fan power buttons for about 5 seconds then it comes on dim about as bright as a night light.... my guess they failed to meantion function because it has problems they aren’t willing to address
Yup my dimming doesnt work
followd this video but my fan is wobbling while the fan is on 😅
Wow bintage
Don't hit pairing button if you do remote will not work
My remote wasn’t even working at all. What do I do now ?
Is this the new 5 Minute Fan?
YOU FORGOT TO PUT THE RECIEVER IN
mountainboy23 It’s paired to the fan.
Hey there! There is a pre-installed remote built into the fan, so you don't have to worry about the receiver!
@@HunterFanCo nice design then
I serious am not happy with this fan...1st the "easy" installation was a nightmare..this was harder than any of the old schol fans I ever out up....the "snap on " blades were a joke..OMG it took me 20 mins to get theese things to go on and I had to use all my might.....it was ridiculous...and last the "dim" feature I still have not been able to get it to work...follow all the directions...I emailed the company ...seriously would liek to return it...but such a pain to get up...
I’m a ceiling fan?
3:30 that is a pretty bad design, the globekeeper