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How to wire a fan with switch diaghram
I'm putting up a fan with light kit. There is a 2-way switch on the wall. I pulled out the wires in the ceiling and I have 3 sets of black/white wires and one green. One set of the black/white comes from the next room and is hot. What next?
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