Winfield 54 in. Indoor Liquid Nickel Ceiling Fan with Light Kit and Remote Control

A:  If mounted correctly the fan should have minimal to no wobble.

A:  On the back of the remote, switch the “D” and “ON” dip switch on the back of transmitter to decide the light in “ON/OFF” or “Dimmable” condition.

A:  There are dip switches on the remote as well as the fan itself. Very simple process, just match the dip switch settings between the two.

A:  Thanks for your reply Rkeytec. I looked all over at the fan motor immediately visible under the motor covers (that the manufacturer would expect the consumer to reasonable access) and did not see any dip switches. While continuing to dig through Google looking for clues about this problem, I came across a post by another couple with the same problem but different manufacturer - they finally figured out that the fan has a "smart" receiver; that is, the fan receiver can learn what channel the remote is on. I ran back and tried it on my fan, and it worked! So simple! This channel selecting procedure is not mentioned anywhere in the manual. (I think, in the writing of the manual, an entire paragraph got dropped somewhere!). Anyway, here is how to change channels: In the back of the remote under the battery cover, and on the bank of four dip switches, select any combination of the up or down positions of the four switches you desire. Next go to the manual on page 11 and performs steps E.1 and E.2. For those of you without the manual, it is this: Step E.1 - Switch off power to fan. Step E.2 - Switch power to fan back on and within the next 60 seconds, press the "SET" button on the back of the remote (under the battery cover) for 5 seconds. When the fan has learned the new channel, the ceiling light in the fan will blink twice (So, make sure there are bulbs in the ceiling fan light!). That's it... done! If they would just have put this in the manual...!!!

A:  There are 2 different styles of remotes and set up. If you have a black remote, the dip switch codes are located on the back of the remote and on the receiver, located in the canopy. If you have a white remote, You will need to reset from the remote only: Turn fan power on, press and hold SET button on the back of transmitter for 5 seconds within 60 seconds of turning on the wall switch, the transmitter learning is completed after the light flashes twice. The fan will calibrate for 3 minutes. You may call Hampton Bay for assistance at 1-877-527-0313

A:  Yes, there are supposed to be screws there to hold the cover in place. Since it is just a dust cover and not structural, and since it is not visible, you could probably find what ever screw fits (probably metric) and use it.

A:  Not to be rude and correct Ed the rep, but the manual page 4 figure 6 is a generic illustration and does not correctly reflect the details of this model. Page 9 figure 15 more correctly represents this actual model. There, you will see if you look closely there is a small dot showing a fastener on the coupling cover just inboard of the long bolt that attaches the motor upper electronics cover. When I received the fan out of the box, the two small pan-head chrome philips screws were already installed on the electronics cover - I had to remove them, and then reuse them to attach the coupling cover.

A:  Only 1 hole on the coupling cover, no screws needed to hold coupling. Please see illustrations on page 4 of the manual Figure 6