Anderic RRTR171B

Anderic RRTR171B Ceiling Fan Remote Control Instruction Manual

Introduction

The Anderic RRTR171B Replacement Ceiling Fan Remote Control is designed to restore full functionality to specific ceiling fan systems. This remote is a direct replacement for original TR171B (FCC ID KUJCE10205) and UC7222T434 models. It is engineered to operate exclusively with ceiling fans equipped with the MR77A receiver, commonly found in select Home Decorators Collection and Hampton Bay fan models, including 68-inch Altura ceiling fans. This manual provides instructions for proper setup, operation, and maintenance.

Compatibility

This remote control is not universal. It is designed to work only with specific ceiling fan systems. Verify your existing remote model number and receiver compatibility before use.

  • Compatible Original Remotes: TR171B, UC7222T434, or remotes with FCC ID KUJCE10205.
  • Compatible Receiver: MR77A receiver.
  • Common Fan Models: Select Home Decorators Collection and Hampton Bay fans, including 68-inch Altura ceiling fans.

This remote will not pair with other Hampton Bay, Hunter, Harbor Breeze, or similar fans that do not use the specified original remotes or the MR77A receiver.

Setup Instructions

1. Battery Installation

The Anderic RRTR171B remote requires one 23A 12-volt battery (not included).

  1. Locate the battery compartment cover on the back of the remote control.
  2. Slide the cover off.
  3. Insert one 23A 12-volt battery, ensuring the correct polarity (+ and -).
  4. Replace the battery compartment cover.

2. Dip Switch Pairing

The remote features an internal dip switch panel inside the battery compartment. These switches must match the settings on your ceiling fan's MR77A receiver for proper operation.

Back view of Anderic RRTR171B remote control with battery compartment open, showing dip switches labeled 1-4 in the 'ON' position.

Image: Back of the Anderic RRTR171B remote control, showing the battery compartment and the dip switch panel. The switches are numbered 1 through 4, with an 'ON' indicator. The battery slot for a 12V 23A battery is also visible.

  1. With the battery compartment open, locate the dip switches.
  2. Identify the dip switch settings on your existing MR77A receiver (usually located in the fan's canopy).
  3. Adjust the dip switches on the Anderic RRTR171B remote to exactly match the settings of your MR77A receiver.
  4. Once matched, perform a power reset: Turn off the power to the ceiling fan at the circuit breaker for at least 30 seconds, then restore power.
  5. Test the remote control.

Operating Instructions

The Anderic RRTR171B remote provides comprehensive control over your compatible ceiling fan and light functions.

Front view of Anderic RRTR171B remote control showing buttons for fan speed (3, 2, 1), power, reverse, and light.

Image: Front view of the Anderic RRTR171B remote control. Buttons include '3' (High), '2' (Medium), '1' (Low) for fan speed, a power button, a reverse button, and a large light bulb button for light control.

  • Fan Speed Control:
    • Press '3' for High fan speed.
    • Press '2' for Medium fan speed.
    • Press '1' for Low fan speed.
    • Press the Power button (circle with vertical line) to turn the fan off.
  • Reverse Function: Press the Reverse button (curved arrow) to change the direction of the fan blades. This function is useful for seasonal air circulation (downward airflow for cooling, upward airflow for heat distribution).
  • Light Control:
    • Press the Light button (light bulb icon) to turn the light on or off.
    • To dim the light, press and hold the Light button. Release when the desired brightness is reached. (Requires dimmable bulbs and compatible fixture).

Maintenance

Battery Replacement

If the remote control's range decreases or it becomes unresponsive, the battery may need to be replaced. Follow the battery installation steps outlined in the Setup Instructions section.

  • Always use a fresh 23A 12-volt battery.
  • Dispose of old batteries responsibly according to local regulations.

Troubleshooting

  • Remote not responding:
    • Check if the battery is installed correctly and is not depleted. Replace if necessary.
    • Verify that the dip switch settings on the remote exactly match those on your fan's MR77A receiver.
    • Perform a power reset by turning off the fan's power at the circuit breaker for 30 seconds, then restoring it.
    • Ensure the remote is within the operational range (up to 30 feet).
  • Light not dimming:
    • Confirm that your light bulbs are dimmable and compatible with your fan's lighting fixture.
    • Ensure you are pressing and holding the Light button to activate the dimming function.
  • Fan or light functions are intermittent:
    • This could indicate a low battery. Replace the battery.
    • Check for any obstructions between the remote and the fan receiver.
  • Remote does not pair or control the fan at all:
    • Re-confirm that your fan system uses an MR77A receiver and that your original remote was a TR171B, UC7222T434, or FCC ID KUJCE10205. This remote is not universal.
    • Ensure the dip switches are set identically on both the remote and the receiver.

Specifications

BrandAnderic
Model NameRRTR171B
Model NumberRRTR171B
Battery Type12-volt 23A battery (not included)
Connectivity TechnologyRadio Frequency (433.9 MHz)
Button Quantity6
Maximum Range30 Feet
Item Dimensions (L x W x H)6"L x 2"W x 1"H

Warranty and Support

Warranty Information

This Anderic product comes with a 1 YEAR LIMITED warranty.

Customer Support

For further assistance, troubleshooting, or warranty claims, please contact Anderic customer support. You can find more information and contact details by visiting the Anderic Store.

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