Let me first state that I am very green to anything electrical. I know enough to hopefully not kill myself, such as to turn off power at circuit breaker AND to still test wires and switches with a multimeter or similar.
I purchased a Hampton Bay Universal Remote Wall Switch to control my fan from the Wall.
Switch URL:
Link to Switch I bought
The fan I am replacing in the living room is currently wired to be controlled by TWO switches.
The Hampton Wall Switch I am trying to install has three wires (black and black and green)
There appears to be 4 wires coming out of the wall for the fan/light (black, red, white, and it looks to be another white wire, but that could be paint? Ground?)
The way it is CURRENTLY wired is:
Black Wire #1 comes from Wall and goes into BOTTOM of FAN Switch.
Black Wire #2 piggy tails from main group of Black Wires into TOP of FAN Switch.
Black Wire #3 piggy tails from main group of Black Wires into BOTTOM of LIGHT Switch.
Red Wire #1 comes from Wall and goes into TOP of LIGHT Switch.
Here is a picture of the wall switch diagram:
Current wiring:
Best Answer
If you want to use the control with the new fixture, you'll have to only use a the single "switch" to control it. This means you'll have to replace one of the switches with a blank insert, or not use the control module.
Decora blank insert
In the switch box, wire the new switch as follows:
The wiring at the new fan will be as follows: