Review on 🔃 Hampton Bay UC7078T CHQ7078T L3H2003FANHD Fan-HD6R - Replacement Ceiling Fan Remote Control with Reverse Function for Enhanced User Experience by Jay Lee

My Hunter UC7042T from the 90s (model number on the circuit board) stopped working. The ceiling fan worked well. be substitute. At $15 and free prime income, it was worth it. One problem was that Bayicon had 4 DIP switches and my Hunter remote had 5. A reviewer with the same situation said it worked for her so I ordered and it worked fine. FYI, my Hunter fan's on/off switch setting was off, off, off, off, on, and the Bayicon setting that worked was off, off, off, on, so very similar. was fake as the board only had one DIP switch block. I looked at the board and saw the same thing, but I suspect the rest of the schematics were on the "back side" of the board, out of sight.