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Installing remote controlled ceiling fan
We have two lights on a two way switch. We removed one and put a remote controlled fan. The fan worked separately only on the remote and the other light worked on the two way switches. We are replacing fan with a new one but hooked it up and it works with the remote only when the other light is on, contrary to the way the old fan wor
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