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Installing a Harbor Breeze remote on a hunter ceiling fan
The fan is a combo fan and light, fan has three wires black, white and one black with white stripe. Remote has black, white and blue for light, fan does not have designated light wire, the black with white stripe is in the event you want a 3 way switch. Where does the blue wire go?
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