We recently installed a new light fixture to a previously unused receptacle in our condo. The light is on when we turn on the breaker and the switch won't turn it off. [list] [*]The receptacle has blue, green, black and white wires. [*]The light switch has blue and black wires, it is the only light switch for this fixture. [*]The light fixture had a grounding and black and white. [*]Currently, the light fixture is attached black to black, white to white, grounding to grounding screw. [/list] Any insight would be super valuable!!

Hello, this is my first post. I'm a total newbie when it comes to electrical. Thanks in advance for your help. I'm installing a [b]Minka Aire 4 Speed Fan Controller, model [url=https://www.minkagroup.net/wc105-wh.html]WC105[/url][/b]. It's a two wire setup - one wire labeled [b]"To Fan"[/b] and the other [b]"To Power Supply."[/b] Both labels say [b]"Do Not Connect to Neutral White Wire."[/b] There is also a yellow/green ground wire. (pic of unit and screengrab of wiring diagram from manual attached) I'm replacing a single pole switch that was on/off for the previous ceiling fan with pull cords controlling light and fan speeds in a junction box with two switches. The other switch is a single pole 3 way switch that controls a separate hallway light. (pic attached) My problem is this - the only wires that are available to me are the black one (which is hot) and the white one (neutral). Do I need to run another wire to the ceiling fan that connects to the "To Fan" wire? Do I need to jump one of the wires coming from the 3 way switch in the junction box? Thanks again.