Replacing a ceiling light with a fan/light combo. Had to pull up the wires to upgrade the box, and lost track of what went where on the old light. WOuld be straight forward, but there are 3 sets of wires coming into the box. 2 from the power source, 2 to the switch, and 2 that I lose in the attic and do to another part of the house. Can anyone help me figure out what my wiring needs to be here? What do I cap off, and what is connected to the fan? [img]https://cimg5.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.doityourselft.com-vbulletin/1500x2000/lightwiring_5f0a112b313a26a5f8f2177d7966dcdbae331ef2.jpeg[/img]

Hello all- I recently replaced a three-way switch in my kitchen that controls all the ceiling fixtures in that room; I took careful notes on how the old switch was wired (and watched several YT vids), took pictures, and then made sure the one I bought had matching terminals (Leviton 15 Amp 120-Volt/277-Volt Decora LED Illuminated Rocker 3-Way AC Quiet Switch Residential Grade Grounding). I wired it up just as the old on was, but I should note that the green ground wire was attached to the box, not the old switch; I left the setup this way, unsure if I should wire up the switch instead. In any case, only one switch works at a time now, i.e., only the switch that turns on the lights will turn them off, but the other that used to work in [b]any [/b]case only works now if [b]it [/b]turned on the lights. I cannot figure out what would cause this, but the utility of having two wall switches, either of which could be use to control the lights is now gone. I would appreciate any help a qualified user of this forum could provide. Many thanks.