Hi all- My basement project just passed final inspection a few days back. I just wanted to write a brief note of thanks to all of you who responded to my NUMEROUS questions and problems as the project progressed over the past year. I always received good advice from the forum, saving me lots of time and money. Your time and attention is greatly appreciated. Thanks again, Steve

Wiring the ceiling fan/light made sense until I saw the wires coming out of the box in the ceiling. Coming out of the box there is a green wire and a separate group of three wires that have been taped together and a pigtail coming down from that group. The house was built in 1946. When I disconnected the old fan/light I made note of how it was connected. The red, black, and white wires were connected to the pigtail. The green wire from the ceiling was connected to a grounding screw, but I forgot where the green wire from the fan was connected. The replacement fan/light has black, white, blue, and green wires, but no red. I connected the black, white, and blue wires to the pigtail from the box (the way the old fan was connected) but it doesn't work. On the old and new fixture there is a chain to control the fan and another chain to control the light. A switch on the wall gives power to the fixture. I tested and there is power coming from the the pigtail and light bulb works. Thanks for any help I can get. AJ