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Remote wiring for 2 switch operated blower
I have a blower that has two switches. It has 4 wires coming out of it to wire to 2 remote switches. The cord that is supposed to be wired to the remote switches has a RED, BLACK, WHITE and Ground. Do I wire the black to be switched by both switches, then run the red and white to the other side of each switch and of course ground the ground wire?
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