[GaryWard]

The ceiling outlet has four wires black, white, ground and red/white. The instructions say nothing of the red/white wire. The is no light in this fan, the wire harnes has black, white, blue, and green. I was going to wire green to ground, black and blue off the fan to the black from the ceiling, white to white and there sits the red/white, ties to what?

[MA311984]

If there is two switches on the wall next to each other, then the RED/WHITE wires are the secant switches wires, if there are THREE switches on the wall and two places on the ceiling then RED/WHITE are the Third
Switches, OR if the is TWO switches in different spots that control the same light the RED/WHITE are the second switch wires... could also be something else depending on how old the house or apartment is

[hkstroud]

White to white and green to ground is correct. Assuming that there is a switch involved here, either the black wire or the red/white wire will be hot all the time and the other will go through the switch. Most likely the black will be hot all the time and the red/white switched. Connect the fan black and blue wires to the wire in the ceiling that is switched. Cap the other with a wire nut.