Tuck the remaining wires into the switch housing.
Ceiling fan light kit installation blue wire.
After 30 minutes of teetering on a high ceiling to add a light kit that would not light i pulled the fan s ceiling cap and found that the idiots who installed the fan didn t take the extra what three seconds to connect the blue light s hot wire to the black incoming line.
Green wire is for the ground.
Disconnect the blue wire and the white wire connecting the light kit and the switch housing.
The blue wire on a ceiling fan is to control the power running to the light kit.
A ceiling fan with a light fixture usually has two separate circuits one for the fan and one for the lights.
The fan s black motor wire connects with the black supply wire.
Each of these has a black hot wire and each should also have a white neutral wire and a bare ground wire although there may be only one common neutral and one common ground to serve both circuits.
Blue wire is for the light if light is included with the fan.
Black wire is for the fan.
Red wire is sometimes included and acts as a conductor to carry power to the light kit.
The fan s light kit wires blue or striped also connect with the black supply wires.
The black wire is usually the hot for the fan and the blue wire is the hot for the light.
The ceiling fan motor does not have a ground wire.
The wiring diagram above is for typical installation wiring light is switched the fan is powered by a pull chain once you have found and identified all of the wires on your fan and in your electrical box you can get to work on connecting them.
Without connecting the blue wire on your ceiling fan to a power source you will not be able to control your lights.
Install dummy terminal to end of each of the two wires in the switch housing.
White wire is neutral.
The wire colors in a basic fan light kit are typically black blue white and green.
Ceiling fan connection light wired to light switch fan on off with pull chain.
10 slide the ceiling fan canopy up the down rod and over the.
The additional wire supplies electricity to the ceiling fan light kit so you can run the fan and operate the lights independently.
The fan s white motor wire connects with the white or neutral supply wire.
Disassemble the light kit from the ceiling fan by removing the two light kit screws.
The blue wire is the hot wire for the ceiling fan light fixture.
In many cases the fan s copper or green insulated wire connects with the ground wire.
This is true of most hunter and harbor breeze ceiling fans found at your local home store.
The white wire is the neutral for the fixture and the green is the ground.