Making a remote controlled ceiling fan work from the wall control, ditching the fan remote

How to bypass a Ceiling Fan Controller, demoed with a Hunter Minimus 44 and extra light upgrade.

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-Estimated time is at least 1 hour for an easily accessible controller. About 4 hours when considering building the switch wiring.
-Be Safe! Use Properly rated wire, do not use a larger Farads capacitor than originally in the controller (This will cause fan to draw more current and spin faster, a hazard)
-This requires specific hot lines run.
-A Wall controller that uses RF may be easier.
-Why do this? Free yourself from remote, integrate into a smart house, or just have a combination that is visually pleasing.
-The replacement light is a Satco S9781 20W. ORIGINAL CONTROLLER IS RATED FOR 16W Max.
-Hunter Stated that the light should be 1600 lumens, but all have been 1300....supply chain issues...

DISCLAIMER: Follow at your Own Risk. I am not responsible for your actions.
DANGER: Voltage can Kill - Follow best safety practices and use proper PPE. Disconnect power to device during install.
WARNING: Improper installation may pose a shock and fire hazard. If unsure, then stop. Better safe than sorry.

TABLE OF CONTENTS
0:21 DANGERS/WARNINGS/DISCLAIMER
0:40 Introduction & Showing it Working
1:34 Theory, Consideration and Parts Used
10:30 Modifying the Hunter Minimus 44

PARTS LIST
-Properly rated wiring for Current and voltage
-Capacitor rated for voltage and no greater than controller value of capacitance.
-Wiring has both Hot for both Fan and Lights from Gang Box
-DPDT switch properly rated for current and voltage (for fan direction control)

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