How to Pair the Remote with the Air Lift WirelessONE Compressor System

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pairing replacement controller

asked by: Eddie V

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To pair the Replacement Remote for Air Lift WirelessONE Compressor System, part # AL72704, you will need to first disconnect the fuse of your WirelessONE Compressor near your battery for at least 5 seconds.

After that 5 seconds, replace the fuse and turn on the remote by pressing any button. Navigate to Devices, and you should see your compressor listed. Select it, and the two will be paired.

I've linked to a video installation of the WirelessONE that demonstrates how to do this at around the 25:34 mark.

expert reply by: Kef G

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