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I need help with this ceiling fan
I just moved into a new house, and all the rooms have ceiling fans with light features on them... but the one in our masterbedroom, the people that lived here in the house before didn't put the light feature on it but I have its sitting here in the box and there's no instruction the people that lived here before must have taken them... and I need to get the lighting feature on... my husband isn't home he was in a automobile accident, and he probably want be home for a few weeks... and I want the house ready for him... so please somebody help!!
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Just remove the cap on the bottom, wire the light to the two wires labeled for it (black/white or blue/white) and screw the light in place of the cap. If the light itself requires further assembly it should include instructions.
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