[left]I have a ceiling fan with connected light kit, it came with what seems to be the standard wire set (white, black, blue, ground). I had a new box installed and it has two sets of wires (white, black, ground) because I want to have one switch control the light and another the fan. [left]What I don’t know how to do is the wiring connections from the fan to each switch’s wires. I assume that I would wire it like I’ll describe below - please let me know if this is the right way: 1. Pigtail the white wires off of the fan and connect to each white wire coming from the ceiling box. 2. Black wire from fan to black wire to switch 1. 3. Blue wire from light kit to black wire of switch 2. 4. Pigtail the ground wire from the fan and connect to each ground wire coming from the ceiling box. I appreciate any insight you can offer. [/left][/left]

Hi all. I just bought some cheap floor lamps at Walmart that were on deep discount, and I didn't pay attention when I bought them that the main lamp has a 3 way socket. I think I would have still bought them anyway because of the deal, but, 3 way LED's are VERY expensive, and I don't like running the 3 way Incan's in the warmer months because of the heat. I tested a 3 way Incan bulb and it will run fine on the highest setting, but a standard LED will not run at all. At best, it lightly flickers on the highest setting. If it would run fine on high like the Incan, then that would work, as I really only use these big lamps on high anyway. SO, I'm wanting to do one of two things: 1) If perhaps there is an easier way than replacing the socket, perhaps just rewiring the current one to turn it into a standard lamp? That would be nice and save me money. Can this be done? If so, how do I do it properly without turning the outside of the lamp into a shock post! I will also ask here if anyone makes a [b]simple screw in adapter that converts a 3 way to a regular without having to do any wiring[/b]. That would be great! 2) If #1 won't work, I have already bought a replacement standard socket, but I still need to know how to wire it correctly. Please see the pics. As you can see, each screw has 2 wires going to it, and these wires go down to another junction where a side lamp is connected. It's a standard cheap combo lamp. Any help is appreciated here! And if you have links to videos that show this type of swap out, that would be great too. Before I do wiring jobs, I like to verify with multiple sources and videos before proceeding to be safe. [attach]109212[/attach] [attach]109213[/attach] [attach]109214[/attach] [attach]109215[/attach]