Wire hook up - Emerson EWR20V4 DVD Recorder/VCR

The blue wire from the stereo is for something else, like a retracting antenna. So don't connect the blue wire there. The Blue wire of the suppressor is the 'new' Red hot wire that connects to the red wire (12 volts input) of the stereo.

the easiest way to do it is to get a wiring harnest adapter from like walmart, and hook up that way. i have a 92 honda civic and thats what i did. if you need a wiring diagram, you can get one from the honda website. but they may charge for it.

1. 2-wires on each fog ligth
2. toggle switch 2-hook up
3. okay run hot wire from battery to one side of toggle
4. on fog ligths one wire migth be white or black
5. take one of the wire on fog ligth (white)&other fog ligth (white)wire
6. take a wire hook both white wire from both ligths an hook to this wire an run it to the other side of toggle
7. black wire on ligths hook them to ground
8. after you hook the ligths up an they work it best to put a fuse connector between one of the wires on toggle

Hook your black wire to the black and the blue wires. If you look back in the box further there should be a bundle of white wires hooked together, hook the white wire to them. If there is a bare copper wire in the box also then the green wire should be hooked to that.

Your black wire hooks up to your fan. The blue wire hooks up to your light. And your white wires hook up with the white wires from the fixture, and the bare copper wire hooks up to your green ground wire. Please contact me if you need further help. Good Luck, and I hope this works for you. Jim

The power wire coming into the control has a black, white and copper (ground) wire. Hook the balck wire to the control black, All the gound wires hook together, all the white wires hook together, then hook the red wire to the black of the light that you want to turn off and on.

The light box in your ceiling should have two or three wires. Black and White, or Red, Black and White.

If you have two wires (one switch to control everything):
Black is power - hook this to the fan's power wire (and the fan's light wire if applicable)
White is neutral - hook this to the fan's neutral wire.

If you have three wires (two separate switches):
Red is power for the light - hook this to the fan's light wire if applicable
Black is for the fan - hook this to the fan's motor
White is neutral - hook this to the fan's neutral wire.

Letter designations for honeywell tsats R=24 volt power, W=heat, Y=cooling, G=fan, C=common wire for the 24volt power to tstat. Generally R is the red tstat wire and so on. Blue tstat wire can be hooked up to common at the tstat. On the heater the blue tstat wire would be hooked up to the C terminal. But this also depends on the manufacturer of heating unit.