|
Welcome to ceiling Fans Forums
Wednesday, September 08, 2010 |
| Ceiling Fan Help \ Ceiling Fan Problems \ Reversing fan and light wiring | ||||||
| dsteele247 Posted on 11/11/2009 10:37:20 AM | ||||||
|
I recently replaced a ceiling fan in our nursery. The junction box in the ceiling has two pair of black and white wires. One pair was twisted together and capped. The other pair were connected separately to the old ceiling fan, black on black and white on white.
The new ceiling fan has 3 wires, black, white and blue. Instructions say the blue is for the light. I attached the black and white from the ceiling fan to the separated black and white wires which apear to be connected to the wall switch. I connected the blue wire to the twisted and capped set of wires, not previous used. The result is that the light comes on by pull chain only and the fan comes on by the wall switch. I want to reverse that. Should I combine the white and black wires from the wall switch and twist them with the blue ceiling fan wire? If so, should I then separate the previously twisted black and white (non-wall switch) wires and connect to the corresponding fan motor wires? Can anyone help? |
||||||
| cfanrepair Posted on 11/26/2009 8:47:37 PM | ||||||
|
To reverse that switch the black and blue wires from the fan. http://www.ceiling-fans-n-more.com/ ceiling-fan-wiring.php |
||||||
704 Guests Online and 72 Users OnlineCopyright (R) 2006-2010 to ceiling Fan Forums. All rights reserved.
Spread the word out about "Ceiling Fans 'N More Forums" by Tell a Friend! feature.
Casablanca Ceiling Fans | Rustic Ceiling Fans | Content Management