I am adding a remote control to my ceiling fan, but the wiring is puzzling. The fan is set up off of one line and does not go to a switch. You control it through the pull cord only. The light is wired to a wall switch as normal. Inside the ceiling fan box, the wiring that goes to the fan has the black/hot going to the fan and white/neutral is tied into the set of black/hots going to the light and the switch. That white/neutral has a piece of black e-tape placed on it like a sort of label. The black and white from the switch are both tied as normal to the ceiling fan light. I'm trying to add the remote, so I've connected the black and white of the receiver to the black and white that go to the switch. The three lines coming out of the receiver go where they are supposed to: one each to the fan, the light and the neutral. All that brings me to the big question: I'm left with the black and white ends of the line that was originally connected directly to the fan as described above. What to do with them? My first attempt was capping them both off, but nothing worked. I suspect I need to do something with the white/neutral labeled with e-tape that was previously tied into the black/hot lines. Any thoughts?

Update 9/27: The light and fan will both be controlled by the new remote receiver. Attached are pics showing the two sets of 14 gauge coming in. Blacks to black, and switch white to light’s white, but the ‘other’ white going to the switch/light black.