First of all, ty for reading this and I'll try to be as simple as possible without the risk of being confusing. I recently broke down the main switch bow in my master that contained 2 on-off switches and one dimmer. I would like to get rid of the dimmer so I took it all apart thinking I'm smart enough to wire it back together.....well, that didn't work out. I didn't even take a picture of the prior wiring to refer to....big dummy. Anywho, there are 3 cables coming into the box and all of them are 3 wire (Black, white, red, and ground). 1 goes to the ceiling fan light, 1 goes to the fan and 1 goes to the outlets in the on the backwall of the master for lamps. I have no idea how to wire everything back considering the only wires that were previously on the switches were all black and red....all neutrals are wired together....any advice as to how to put this back together?? This is where I would upload an image...but this site isn't allowing me to...sorry Thanks a million.. Adayofplay

Hi, I've gone through a lot of posts and web sites and read info, but most everything I find is contradicted somewhere else. I have two 60's bathrooms we're going to redo and a brand new one in the basement. All are under 50 sqft. Each will have 1 outlet, 1 exhaust fan, 1 shower/tub light, and some sort of ceiling fixtures. The one point in agreement is that the outlet in each bath must be 20A, GFCI, and not feed anything outside that room. After that, it's all contradictions. So: [LIST=1] [*]Must the outlet be the only thing on the circuit or can it power lights and ceiling fan? [*] [*]If not, can the lights and fan be on the same circuit? [*] [*]Can the fan and lights be on one switch? [*] [*]Can the fan be automatic and no switch? [/LIST] Thanks guys!