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Ceiling fan light kit attachment.Hampton Bay
I am installing a light kit on my outdoor ceiling fan. Should the white block holding all of the wires be removed? Or should I just plug in the two wires on the light kit into the block? How will I know positive from negative? Thanks.
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There should be two loose wires capped off, marked for light. They are usually white and blue. Ceiling fan wiring - Ceiling Fans N More |
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