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Hampton Bay 191-707 wiring help, 2 switches in room
I have purchased a ceiling fan remote to use in my bedroom. I have installed one of these in another room with no issue, however my bedroom is a little different. The remote transmitter has 2 blacks and a green for ground. I understand how to hook that up normally however in my bedroom I have 2 swiches that control the fan. This being the case, I have (1) White and (1) Black wire on one side of the switch and (1) Red wire on the other side of the switch. Is it even possible to hook the trasmitter up when there are 3 wires in the wall? Any help would be great. Thanks.
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