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Ceiling Fan Install, Not Using Included Light Kit
Hi! We're installing a new ceiling fan that comes with a light. However, we do not wish to install the light; we're just going to use the coverplate.
My question is, do we CAP OFF the BLUE wire or do we attach it to the BLACK wire, which controls the fan? Is either option OK? Thanks for your help! :) |
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