We have a Hunter ceiling fan with a remote control, that appears to be possessed. It occasionally turns on or off by itself. What could cause this... interference from a neighbors remote?
Usually there are jumpers inside remote circuit and on IR sensor, by changing them you will exclude the possibility of IR interference.
IR is a light signal, therefore it is highly unlikely that the problem is coming from your neioghbors, the problem looks more like a defective IR sensor on the fan, that is not a too unusual fault.
I suggest calling Hunter Ceiling at the number listed on the owners manual to see what they think about the problem.
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Hi.
Usually there are jumpers inside remote circuit and on IR sensor, by changing them you will exclude the possibility of IR interference.
IR is a light signal, therefore it is highly unlikely that the problem is coming from your neioghbors, the problem looks more like a defective IR sensor on the fan, that is not a too unusual fault.
I suggest calling Hunter Ceiling at the number listed on the owners manual to see what they think about the problem.
Regards.