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Reese: 3000K/2000lm Light Kit

$45.00

 

 

LED LIGHT KIT, Foxconn 24W 2000lm CRI90 3000K RECEIVER NOT INCLUDED.

Please make sure the dimming function on your fan is turned off before ordering a replacement light kit

Directions are below in the description

Please call Customer Service if you are not sure this part is compatible for your fan.

Note: ALL product items are tested before being shipped.

ALL SALES ARE FINAL/ NO REFUNDS/ EXCHANGES ONLY

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LED LIGHT KIT, Foxconn 24W 2000lm CRI90 3000K  RECEIVER NOT INCLUDED.

Please make sure the dimming function on your fan is turned off before ordering a replacement light kit

To deactivate the dimming function:

On the back of your transmitter move the lever next to the light bulb, to the “O” position, then turn on/off your light to your fan.

If your light is now brighter, your dimming function was activated.

Please call Customer Service if you are not sure this part is compatible for your fan.

Note: ALL product items are tested before being shipped.

ALL SALES ARE FINAL/ NO REFUNDS/ EXCHANGES ONLY

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