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Move ground wires (a), outlet box wires (b), and motor 

wires (c) away from the center of the hanger bracket. 

Then slide receiver through hanger bracket as shown.

Antenna end first, until it is placed in the centered.

Finally, cut motor wires (c) to length needed for 

connections.

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Code example:

1-ON 2-OFF 3-ON 4-OFF on both SUR

Switches.

Note: If you have two ceiling fans with

2 remote control units, set 2 different

codes for each set of transmitter / receiver.

Both the transmitter and receiver have a 4-key

unit code on each SUR Switch (Fig.8) and by

default, all keys are pre-set to the "off" position.

This means that the transmitter and receiver are

already paired together. However, if you have

multiple fans and remote controls and want to

avoid interference between them, you can "pair"

other transmitters and receivers together by

adjusting the SUR switches, so the same

numbered keys are in the "ON" position

on both (Fig.8a).

Note: The ceiling fan may work abnormally 

if there is interference from other remote 

controls.

After making the wire connections, the wires should be 

spread apart. The white (neutral) conductor from receiver

and outlet box with green (grounding) conductor on one 

side; the black (hot) conductor from receiver and outlet 

box with the white, black and blue conductor from receiver

and motor on the other side of the outlet box.

The wire connection points should be turned upward and

pushed carefully up into outlet box.

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