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ceiling fan: what's the black wire with the white stripe?
I'd like to install a used ceiling fan but am puzzled by an "extra"
wire in the wires for hook-up to the house line. I know what to do with the white, black and ground wires, but what, if anything, should I do with the black wire that has a thin white stripe? The circuit into which I plan to put the fan already has a wall switch for the lamp that's currently suspended from the ceiling (I'll replace the lamp with the fan). One builder-friend suggested that I simply hook up the standard white, black and ground connections and operate the lights and fan speeds with the existing chains. The fan seems to be your typical fan: 4 blaces, 4 lights in a circle, 1 light at the bottom. Any suggestions? Lynn Willis Indianapolis |
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