I had a functioning light fixture and I wanted to replace it with a new fixture. I have done this in numerous places throughout my house with no problems. This case is unique. Basically, I opened the junction box and found 1 set of red, black and white wires and a 2nd set with only a black and a white wire. [ATTACH=CONFIG]4372[/ATTACH] I have attached a diagram since it is too difficult to explain in writing. I have used merets to wire the light with the red wire (1) and the white wire (2). This is how I found the previous fixture and it worked. When I took it apart I got a small shock since I believed the black going to the light was not live but upon further review I realized it was on the hot side. Now I try to wire the red (1) and the (2) to the light fixture without any luck. Looking for some help. The voltages measured are odd. Thanks in advance for everyones help

Before I continue, this is my first and only experience with anything electrical. That said, if I've done something wrong, it's no wonder. My bedroom ceiling fan needed replaced because it was making odd noises, not to mention that it was well over a decade old. I picked up a Mainstays brand fan at Walmart, removed the existing fan, and followed the new fan's installation instructions to the letter. * Black and blue fan wires to black wire from outlet box with wire connector. * White fan wire to white wire from outlet box with wire connector. * Green ground wires from fan and hanging bracket to bare wire from outlet box with wire connector. The wires were labeled: white = neutral; green = ground; blue = light; black = motor. Right now, the fan itself works. It's running and seems fine. I'm terribly paranoid that it won't stay that way, but that's my problem. The light, however, is not functioning properly. It blew out two brand new 60 watt GE candelabra base bulbs the moment I turned them on. My questions are as follows: 1. Since it keeps blowing bulbs, does that indicate a problem with the light itself? 2. If I were to leave it as-is and simply disregard the light, would it be safe? 3. With the black and blue fan wires being connected to the black wire from the outlet box with the same wire connector, wouldn't both malfunction if there was a connection problem? 4. Assume that there is a problem with the installation - wouldn't the breaker kick off if there was something terribly wrong? Any input would be greatly appreciated, and I thank you for your time.