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Summary: This article explains how to unpair a remote control from your Inspire connected fan. This is useful when multiple fans are controlled by the same remote control, which complicates pairing with the Enki app. | ||||
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In some setups with multiple fans, the same remote control can be linked to several devices. This often causes pairing failures because both fans respond simultaneously, creating interference. You may therefore fail to pair a fan, or see the first one reset when you try to pair the second. |
| Currently, there is no procedure to directly delete a remote control from a fan's memory. However, by pairing the same remote control multiple times, old associations are replaced, keeping only the most recent ones. Thus, this method allows you to eliminate unwanted associations by pairing the desired remote control multiple times. |
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⚠ Important: To prevent another fan from being inadvertently activated, it is imperative that only one fan is powered on throughout the entire procedure. |
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To pair a remote control with a fan, follow this procedure: 1. Turn off the power to the fan you want to pair to put it into pairing mode. 2. Press and hold the center button on the remote control, then turn the fan’s power back on. This allows the connection between the two. 3. The fan will emit a beep confirming the pairing. Then release the button and use the remote control normally. Repeat this operation at least twice in a row with the same remote control and the same fan to erase other paired remote controls and ensure that only this remote controls the fan. |
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