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    Mar 8, 2010, 08:43 AM
    How to connect new bathroom exhaust fan
    How to connect wires from wall switch to bathroom exhaust fan/light/heater I am trying to replace the exhaust fan with light and heater I need help on how to connect the wires I have disconnected the same type old fan I am confused on how to reconnect the wires
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    Mar 8, 2010, 08:52 AM

    What color wires do you have on fan/heater/light, and you currently have 3 switchlegs to control individually?
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