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Wiring a hunter ceiling fan w/light... to a dual switch outlet
I have black, red, white and a bare wire from the wall. The fan has green, black, white and black/wire. Per the instructions bookelt I have connected the black to black, white to white, green to green. I still have the red from the wall and bare wire not connected to the fan. Where do I connect the red and bare wires?
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