Ceiling 3 black wires, 3 white wires red wire ground. Operated by a switch NO DIMMER on Wall. Also wires in ceiling operate 2 wall outlets. so someone wired 3 black and 3 white. So old fan when u flipped wall switch the light on ceiling fan went on and off but the fan continued to run unless you pulled the chain on the fan. I have a new fan no light. I have no clue what's hot or not. Nothing is marked. I can cap the red wire coming out of the ceiling as I'm guessing that was for the light on the old fan? How do I sort out the other wires 3 black 3 white? I'm assuming this is a loop that someone did prior to us. Thank you.

I want to start out by saying I know the basics of wiring but this double switch and outlet combo are confusing me. This outlet has never been able to take a load without tripping the gfci breaker. The pictures are from a small bathroom. There is 1 light, 1 fan and 1 outlet in the bathroom. The pictures are of the two switches and the outlet. There is only 1 12/3 Romex coming into the double gang box. If I use a receptacle tester, the outlets read as being wired correctly. Both switches correctly control the fan and light. Does anyone have any idea how this bathroom outlet and switch could be wired? How is this single Romex cable is able to allow the switches to control the light and fan independently? I can not draw this out to make it work. Why would the bare copper be attached to both the ground screw and the neutral terminal on the outlets? I have not ever seen this before.