Casablanca W-32 InteliTouch II Wall control

I wish I could give less than one star. Seriously, who thought at Casablanca that combination of pressing different buttons was a good idea? You always need the manual to get it turn the proper direction, or speed or light. Real pain in the neck.
I'm replacing my fans with Hunter, it's a shame that a controller ruins the experience with Casablanca. The fans are actually quite good.

Casablanca W32 Inteli-Touch Wall Control

We've had the previous version of this Inteli-Touch control for a Casablanca fan over our bed since 1986. Two controls actually, one on each side of the bed that we can reach while lying down.

We use that fan every night during the warm months, and use the fan's integral lamps every day of the of the year, either once or twice per day. We've probably used the Inteli Touch control 10,000 times over its 23-year life. It has never failed to work as designed. This particular fan has a 14/2 [with ground] cable going to it, so the only way to remotely control light dimming AND fan speed is with an electronic control. In my experience, most builders/electricians wire ceiling fan boxes with 14/2 cable because it's less expensive than running 14/3. 14/3 (two hots and the neutral) would allow a separate on-off wall switch for the fan and light.

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We have had a Casablanca fan in our bedroom for years and I absolutely detest this controller. . . it has these sequences where you push the 4th button once, the top button twice and some other ^$&%^$% button three or 4 times. . . and if you push the buttons to slowly or too fast it does something else ARGGGGGGGGGgggggggg. . . I have to get out the manual every time and I still mess up. I usually just end up leaving the air conditioner on and forget about the $800 fan that was supposed to save me money!.