RDS44BNK5LR Ceiling Fan Receiver for Harbor Breeze

About the Harbor Breeze RDS44BNK5LR Receiver

Your RDS44BNK5LR is a 44-in Harbor Breeze Reidsport ceiling fan with a brushed nickel finish. The motor in a fan like this usually outlasts the receiver, so a dead remote rarely means a dead fan. One wire-in swap gets the remote working again for speeds and the light.

Check the model label on your fan: if it reads RDS44BNK5LR, this is the one you need. Most people finish the swap in under an hour.

• Three speeds and off from your remote
• 1-year warranty, in-stock orders ship same day
• Pairs in about 30 seconds by holding one button
• 3 fan speeds plus off

Test before you finish

Before the last canopy screw goes in, run each speed for a moment, turn the light on and off and try dimming. Fixing a loose connection is much easier now than after everything is buttoned up. Then secure the canopy and enjoy the fan.

Wire leads or a square plug?

This receiver connects with wire nuts. Before you order, lower the canopy and look at the old receiver: if its wires end in loose leads joined with wire nuts, you are set. If it connects through a square plug instead, contact us before ordering.

Before you order

• This receiver uses wire-nut leads. If your old one connects through a square plug, contact us first.

Setup & Pairing

Here is the whole job, start to finish.

1. Cut power at the breaker panel, not just the wall switch.
2. Open the canopy and remove the old receiver, writing down which lead joined which wire.
3. Hook up the replacement receiver with wire nuts exactly as the old one was wired, then tuck it into the canopy.
4. Switch off other ceiling fans in the area so they stay out of the pairing.
5. Turn the breaker back on. Within about 30 seconds, press and hold the remote's 0 (fan off) button until the light blinks twice.
6. Try low, medium and high, then the light, before closing up the canopy.

In the box: Replacement receiver for the RDS44BNK5LR.