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A handiman took down my fan from a remodeled room. I am trying to move it into another room. The fan has a black wire, a white wire, a blue wire, and a green (ground?) wire. My light fixture has a white, a black and a copper (ground) wire. What does the blue wire attach to?

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When I've installed these fans in the past, the blue wire was for power to the light kit. If you don't have a light kit, just tuck it out of the way.

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