Kengrove 72 inch Ceiling Fan overview

[@RossDougherty]

*********** TO PAIR THE REMOTE *************** note: this is for the remote shown in the video. If you have a different model, this might not apply. 1. Turn the power off to the fan for 5 minutes. For me it was connected to a light switch, so I turned that off for 5 minutes. 2. While waiting, remove the battery cover and find the "Learn" or "Pair" button. Also find the very tiny switch labeled 0 or 1. 3. If the switch is set to 0, flip it to 1. You'll need something small to get in there to flip it. I used a very tiny screwdriver. 4. After five minutes, turn power to the fan back on. 5. Press the "Learn" button on the remote. 6. The light on the fan should flash and the fan will turn on. It is now paired! ONLY USE THE REMOTE TO POWER THE FAN ON AND OFF. Do not use the light switch. If you use the light switch, you may have to pair the remote again. This worked for me, hopefully it helps you.

[@andrewesquivel]

As this is a common question on the video, I pinned your instructions to help other people who may be experiencing said issue. Thank you for the feedback and suggestion.

[@Phenom-rl5pr]

I just installed a 60" and a 72". But the 60 blows way harder and u can really feel the air flow. The 60"also seems to spin much faster too.. what could that be caused by

[@toolstech9630]

Read the manual, it’s a DC motor. And the delay is a safety feature!

[@joseg3003]

To pair the remote w multiple fans switch the remote to one and push pair if you have multiple fans make sure they are off while you pair each fan.

[@carolinej3661]

"Switch the remote to one???" There is no "pair" button on this remote.

[@karmasutra4774]

Exactly .. I have no pair at all and have been pressing the on button like the said and nothing to get it to work

[@jvcjbl]

You can swap the LED out with a silverlite 4" led retro fit. I just installed this fan and ordered the led assembly from Amazon ($19). The 3000k led it includes is hideous... ordered 5000k to match the daylight bulbs throughout the house. Love, love, love this fan and the crazy air output it has. Couldn't beat the price either! Instock at Home Depot $249

[@andrewesquivel]

Hey, i would love to swap out to a 5000k bulb as well! Would you by chance have a link to the retrofit kit?

[@jvcjbl]

www.amazon.com/gp/product/B06XT6YGDW/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 Feel free to give me a shot out if you do another video updating the install. You can clip the pigtail on the factory light and wire that in the make it quick disconnect.

[@CraneEnterprises]

Thanks for this I bought this fan and really hate the light

[@JPE_DRAEB]

@@andrewesquivel Have you done a video on how to install this retrofit? THanks

[@jocelynsalazar2364]

How do u pair your remote to the fan my light won’t turn on

[@richardbrewer2542]

I am having the same issue. Fan will work with remote but lights won’t come on. I have already replaced it thinking it was a faulty led but it still doesn’t come on with the new light. Need help!

[@richardbrewer2542]

@ Jocelyn Salazar did you find a fix?

[@jonathanvillalpando133]

I need help too.Mine spins, but the light won’t turn on, plz help.

[@DoritosCorner]

How you pair your your remote to the fan please show me in the same fan

[@knittingdawg]

How to pair remote

[@mammothoff-roadersofcentra3386]

My light isn’t working. Trying to find out how to pair the remote again.

[@karmasutra4774]

There is no pairing button on the remote . Have no idea . Tried pressing on button for a few seconds, but nothing works

[@knittingdawg]

How to pair the remote

[@zeushii9235]

Remote was paired but is not working anymore I’ve held the button in the back for 3 seconds and still nothing. Any help??

[@mrsbacote2583]

I’m having the same problem

[@carolinej3661]

What "button in the back???" Mine has no button in the back - only a tiny switch inside the battery compartment that says "DIM" or "ON" and you can either turn it to one or the other. Is that what you meant? I don't know what that would have to do with "pairing," though.

[@MoonMoon-fx1op]

Dang same issue here

[@abiudmontes]

I have two fans outside but when I turn off the light the other one turns on. Can't figure it out.

[@JPE_DRAEB]

I have the same problem. I have 3.

[@marcosfernandez2365]

How do you pair the remote?

[@waynelampe1450]

I can't get my fan to pair with remote. Followed all directions and is wired properly. What's going on?

[@AnneMariex333]

Same

[@drumbago]

Me too

[@karmasutra4774]

Same

[@babybugspaw7085]

Great review! How far can you hang it from ceiling? My new home ceiling is similar to yours (recessed in living room) and that puts my box at 11’ to the ceiling, I’m not sure if there’s only 3 standard small heights to hang from,,

[@CASANOVAPRO1985]

You would probably want closet to 15” to move enough air . 11” might give it a wobble but you can try it

[@btb6011]

Over one year now, how's the fan working today, all good???

[@andrewesquivel]

BT B works perfect

[@caseadkins2413]

How’s the fan holding up?

[@andrewesquivel]

Like a dream. No problems to report.

[@Novilicious]

How is this fan holding up? I’m thinking about getting 2 of these. Thanks!

[@andrewesquivel]

Working perfectly

[@carolinej3661]

I can't comment on this particular size/model; but, I have a 6-blade Home Dec remote fan with light that's been in for about 4+ years, is used for many hours every day, and it is a dream!!! Works perfectly every time and absolutely silent!! (I had someone install it for me - and I would think a good solid installation makes all the difference). Good luck!!

[@karmasutra4774]

Had mine four years and today stopped working and can't get it to work at all

[@josecarrillo9577]

Why isn't the light comin on , eighter the remote doesn't turn on or off , only by switch on the wall

[@johnvititoe6168]

try ew battery's mine were bad.

[@carolinej3661]

Maybe you were trying to alternate between using both the remote and the wall switch - you have to use only the remote. Somebody on here said that ruins the "pairing" and it has to be "re-paired." For me, it ruined the entire remote function and I had to replace the fans.

[@angelisone]

Since your ceiling is higher than mine (8.0 feet), can I install it without using the down tube? Also, can I setup so the wall switch turn on & off, in case the dog or my kids decided to to return it back?

[@todwod]

This large fan performs better with a longer down rod. Shortening the down rod (or eliminatingnit) would hinder its ability to grab surrounding air to push down.

[@johnvititoe6168]

yes

[@MrTgrant111]

How is the fan still doing? Interested in getting one....just doing some research.

[@andrewesquivel]

Tommy Grant fantastic. One of the best fans I've ever had

[@ninasimone6814]

Does the fan with a remote work as well with a switch?

[@carolinej3661]

Based on my experience, I would never (again) use the wall switch with a remote fan. There seems to be something in the internals of the fan's remote receiver that gets all messed up when you try to alternate between using the switch and using the remote - and, once it's messed up, there's no way I know to get it right again. Maybe if you plan to use ONLY the wall switch every time, and never use the remote, then it would be ok - but you lose all the adjustability that way.

[@BlakeAudibert]

Mine reverses a few times before it actually pushes the air down I hate that it does that...

[@DonnaFasano]

We had this fan installed about 18 months ago. We love it. But it now makes a single "thunk" sound when we turn it on. Has anyone experienced this? Any clues on how to fix the problem?

[@andrewesquivel]

Ours does that to. I think it's a physical gear that changes depending on direction

[@DonnaFasano]

@@andrewesquivel Thank you for responding! We installed 5 smaller fans (same model and brand... just smaller) and none of them make the thunk sound. Only the 72" one makes the thunk. And it didn't make the thunk for the first 18 months of use. My gut is telling me something is wrong with the 72" fan, but I have no clue what it is.

[@chakirbaraat2529]

How to rest remote control

[@Dancing_FEDY]

It’s a nine speed

[@eamo106]

so how has it worked out for you, looking at buying one ...

[@andrewesquivel]

Fan-tastic

[@eamo106]

OK so $300 spent today. Home Depot. 9000 + cuft/min air, nothing touches it - lookout Houston Mosquitos !

[@johnvititoe6168]

I love mine bought a second one the 64 inch.

[@tadeowmm7892]

Does the light change color

[@carolinej3661]

no, silly. only changes brightness.

[@tadeowmm7892]

@@carolinej3661 bro that was a year ago I already know now

[@carolinej3661]

@@tadeowmm7892 excuse me for trying to be helpful... I don't sit here waiting for people to put questions up and You're welcome.

[@tadeowmm7892]

@@carolinej3661 I know, It wasnt supposed to sound rude tho I didnt mean it the way to took it😁

[@carolinej3661]

@@tadeowmm7892 all is forgotten - good luck with your fan

[@casanova419]

As soon as the fan started to spin the other way the ladder and pet got pulled up and shredded.

[@Weeklongwind647]

Not funny when you added pet.

[@Weeklongwind647]

But later on the fan will be less delayed.

[@rafaelalocklear7009]

We had ours installed yesterday but are too close to the ceiling. I'm looking to an extension to match, but no luck. im at the store right now, and i didn't remember what tioe of batteries needed. anyone?

[@Bboz2313]

Still happy with it?

[@carribeanSeaPlane]

I’ve bought two fans and each one fails after two weeks and the transmitter fails

[@carolinej3661]

Maybe you were trying to alternate between using both the remote and the wall switch - you have to use only the remote. Somebody on here said that ruins the "pairing" and it has to be "re-paired." For me, it ruined the entire remote function and I had to replace the fans.

[@karmasutra4774]

@@carolinej3661how does it even pair? My remote has no pairing button inside it. Only one for on and dim for the light and the place to add barriers

[@jmlcop10]

Bought this had electrician install. Worked well for a month. Now today the stupid remote doesn’t work. Changed batteries, switched to “1” and hit learn button and got nothing! Not happy

[@jmlcop10]

Not batteries

[@carolinej3661]

My (same) remote does not have a "learn" button - are you sure you're talking about the same one??

[@MoonMoon-fx1op]

@@carolinej3661 there are some remotes that have learn button. Mine does

[@LG-nh4bs]

How bright is it?

[@johnvititoe6168]

almost like a 100 watt blub

[@Dmitry-ggc]

Cool video - thanks!

[@bad55]

I cant program the remote how do I do it

[@garidccox5578]

samuel cook you have to turn the breaker off to the fan and then when you turn the breaker on within 30 seconds you need to hold down the power button for 5 seconds it may take multiple tries but the light kit will flash

[@Hectoraka300]

I'm having the same problem did you get the remote to sync with the fan?

[@camilobetancur3809]

@@garidccox5578 thank you so much you tip work perfectly

[@eamo106]

Theres a great installation video on Home Depot including programming if you bought more than one

[@johnvititoe6168]

did your fan come with directions?

[@dubTuube]

Hey man. About to guy buy this based on your answer - Can this be setup in a way that the wall switch controls only the light (on/off), then the remote can be used to turn on/off the fan? The room has no overhead light so primarily, I need light first. Also, is there a way of wall-mounting the remote?

[@andrewesquivel]

as far as i know, this fan must be operated solely by its remote. I did not see any info when I set it up for an option to use a switch to control it. As for wall mounting the remote, you might need to get creative as I do not recall seeing any hardware available to specifically mount this remote to the wall.

[@dubTuube]

andrewesquivel thanks for the quick reply. I can deal with their being no mount but if you leave the light on the fan and flip the wall switch off, then when you come back in the room, the wall switch will turn back on the light, right? Or are you saying that when you walk into a dark room, the only way of turning it on is with the remote?

[@andrewesquivel]

@@dubTuube sorry I didn't see this question sooner. As far as I know, if you turn the switch on the wall off you will end up unpairing the remote from the fan. The only way to turn on the fan and/ or the light is via the remote. You will then need to re-pair the remotes after you turn the switch back on if it is off for too long.

[@dubTuube]

Right on brother. Thank you

[@kennyland901]

You can use the Bond ceiling fan hub then control the fan and light separately via “Alexa” or “Google”. All of my fans are set up that way.

[@jec00702]

balancing?

[@eamo106]

as its all plastic its homogeneous not like wood or natural so should self balance ?

[@johnvititoe6168]

didn't need to ballance mine no wobbel or shake.

[@michaelhinchey]

GOOD WAY TO hide the ceiling if its shitty.

[@j6810]

Fan is bigger than the room

[@dannyboy9254]

pointless. the real info is missing. how do you pair the remote

[@michaelgaiser8236]

very nice video

[@windycity-yq5rv]

Show how you paired. Goofy

[@IamTimePiece]

My next fan... lol

[@raulfunes1117]

it's crazy it doesn't teach how to gain control it's stupid

[@MaXGTS1]

Please wipe the finger smudges from your smartphone's lens before recording a video.

[@milehigh3494]

Just look up the video by KENSGROVE install it shows all the questions on here how to pair the fan🤦 ffs people it's 2021 everyone has a smart phone so use it to look up the issue's y'all having i swear fucking common sense is not common anymore🤣🤣🤣

[@PoeLemic]

no kidding ... ffs ...

[@karmasutra4774]

Not that simple

[@thomasfaucette1660]

i love the 8 blade fans