RC_Switch for decoding RF remote

I am trying to use the below library to configure my Fan remote (chinese) having the FCC ID 2A8BN-F2C (Tried to read the chip inside remote but its erased)

I tried the below example, but for my above remote nothing is display

I am using Arduino UNO along with a cheap receiver module (080408). how can I find its code or someone already extract it and add protocol in library.
Thanks

This tutorial describes a general purpose approach to decoding RF remotes, determining the protocol, and if it is RC-Switch, the timing as well.

Yes, I have seen this, but not able to understand it as I should, but it specifically addressed some of the sensors, so the timings and other related config are setup in the code based on those sensors.
Unfortunately, I am not able to understand how should I alter it as per my requirement in which I have to read a signal from a remote which frequency is unknown for me, and the chip number inside the remote has been cleaned by provider :).
One more article I have read alter the remote , but not sure what code should be written to read that info.

Is a 433.92 MHz remote. Details are all here: GuangDong Flight Electric , remote control F2C FCC ID 2A8BN-F2C

If it uses the RC-Switch protocol, that will be obvious if you follow the tutorial I linked above. Visualize the received signal and measure the pulse timing using Audacity.

Thanks @jremington , I also checked that, but I am not able to receive any raw data by using the library. That need some tweaking in the library where it required the protocol that is used by the transmitter. Until that protocol is provided, library wont produce raw data.
I also dont have that much technical understanding that I could do something with RF exposure values. It could help with the technical description which may describe the frequencies on which its different functions are working. But Technical description, Block diagram and some other documentation are not provided.
Even if I could find the chip id that is used in the remote, it may help to read the technical data.

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