Anderic Replacement UC7067GMRX Universal Ceiling fan Receiver with Up Lights for Hampton Bay Ceiling Fans and Others (Works with UC7078T Up/Down light Hampton Bay Remote)

I was so excited to order this and see if it would fix my master bedroom ceiling fan and it did! I have a peak ceiling and the fan was selected by my decorator when selecting fabric & furniture. Beyond saving me $400 to replace the fan I wouldn't have found the exact style & quality. Not to mention it would have been a time consuming physical pain to replace. Thank you for saving the day AND my decor. Living in Florida my fan is on constantly and it was hard to sleep without it!!

exactly like the unit that only lasted 16 years : )exact wire colors etc...just check your original numbers on your unit before ordering

A n exact copy of original part. Replacement was easy, with both the provided and original installation instructions I had no problems.

I had a fan whose control sensor stopped working. I could not identify a direct replacement for my fan model, but found that Anderic sold generic replacements. I had a fan with down lights that were dimmable, three speeds, and a reverse in the fan that had to be triggered from the remote control. My remote was still working so I found a control module that claimed to be compatible with my remote. I found one that controlled only down lights and not up-lights. After looking on Anderic's website, I found that the reverse function is provided by a separate mechanism, and not the controller. So I was hopeful that the replacement would work.Much to my disappointment, they sent me a controller that controlled both up-lights and down-lights. Rather than send it back, I installed it and just ignored the up-light wire. It worked fine and all is well.I wish they had included a note that acknowledged that they sent me a different product than I ordered and that told me it would work just as well so I didn't have to experiment.

I have a Monte Carlo fan which stopped working several years ago. I really love this fan which has a not so common dimmable uplight/downlight and three speed reversable fan. I looked everywhere but could not find a replacement receiver. I know that was the problem because I tried the transmitter from a second similar fan set to the same frequency.On a whim a long time later, I used one of the newer AI search engines and it identified this product. I ordered it and hooked it up. I was thrilled when all of the features started working again. It replaced a Monte Carlo receiver with the part number 7067GM-05(4+6). The only difference is that the original receiver had inline fuses on the up and down light power wires and this one does not.

Bought this replacement. Hooked it up. It didn't work. Did I do something wrong? I don't know. There was no owners manual or installation instructions. Wait, there was a card that came with the receiver with QR code and link to owners manual. It just took me to the product on the website. No instructions. I spent a long time looking for an owners manual or installation instructions on the website. Nothing. Contacted support and asked for an owners manual. They don't have one. Well they should have said that up front. Would have saved me so time. I sent the unit back for replacement and the replacement unit worked fine. But the process was more trouble than it should have been.

HUZZAH.. replaced 7067GM-29B (6+6) Harbor Breeze fan receiver. 20+ year old fan working like new. Up/ down lights, reversible fan all working again. Ready for summer. Excellent value, easy to install.

I very seldom give reviews but Dan’s Electronics customer service representative Eric is very accommodating, professional and very helpful. He assisted me on resolving the remote control issues on my old Hampton Bay ceiling fan. The parts from them was delivered promptly thru Amazon. I installed it and works as new. I will share with you future longevity of this product. I hope it lasts but, now we can rely on an excellent customer service. I highly recommend this company. Keep up the good work Eric, Bravo!