I have 3 switched controlling a ceiling fan light.
The power comes into the first 3 way switch.
Then it goes to a 4 way switch.
Then it goes to the last 3 way switch with a single pole switch before reaching the light.
The last 3 way switch has a single pole switch below the light switch. I want the single pole switch to control the fan.
I have all the lights working perfectly but depending on which one of the 3 switches is turned on/off determines if the single pole fan switch will turn on the fan.
I did not break the tab on the combination single pole/3 way switch.
So the power feed that feeds the light also feeds the fan.
The last switch looks like this
http://tinyurl.com/2b82h66
http://www.google.com/products/cata...og_result&ct=result&resnum=4&ved=0CDoQ8wIwAw#
Do I need to break the tab and have another single power line going to the fan?
Any ideas?
TIA
Slash
The power comes into the first 3 way switch.
Then it goes to a 4 way switch.
Then it goes to the last 3 way switch with a single pole switch before reaching the light.
The last 3 way switch has a single pole switch below the light switch. I want the single pole switch to control the fan.
I have all the lights working perfectly but depending on which one of the 3 switches is turned on/off determines if the single pole fan switch will turn on the fan.
I did not break the tab on the combination single pole/3 way switch.
So the power feed that feeds the light also feeds the fan.
The last switch looks like this
http://tinyurl.com/2b82h66
http://www.google.com/products/cata...og_result&ct=result&resnum=4&ved=0CDoQ8wIwAw#
Do I need to break the tab and have another single power line going to the fan?
Any ideas?
TIA
Slash