Need help w/bathroom fan/light/heater

[Freespot1231]

I am replacing my bathroom fan. I forgot to take a picture of the wiring. Each component (heater, light, fan) will be on its own switch . I have 2 white which look like they were split from one wire, 1 black , 1 green and 1 red coming from the ceiling. On the fan side I have red and white from heater ,blue and white from light, black and white from fan.I just need to know which wire goes where. Thanks.

 

[westward10]

Can you put a pic up but it is likely to be difficult to predict from afar which wire did what. Have you looked inside the switches to maybe verify the wires.

 

[Freespot1231]

 

[Freespot1231]

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I only took motor and light out of old one. The red wire from heater is connected to red wire coming from ceiling. There is 2 black and 2 white coming from ceiling

 

[Freespot1231]

I only took motor and light out of old one. The red wire from heater is connected to red wire coming from ceiling. There is 2 black and 2 white coming from ceiling

Here is wiring instructions

 

[westward10]

That twin white cable has melted insulation.

 

[Freespot1231]

That twin white cable has melted insulation.

Yes I’m going to pull wires out farther and trim it.

 

[Freespot1231]

Now that I look closer it is 2 white wires and the insulation melted together at the end to make it look like a double wire. Looks like I don’t need to connect anything else to the red wires. Just not sure where the other wires go. From what I read the whites go with the whites and blacks go with the black wires . Not sure about the blue

 

[westward10]

You would assume white is neutral and blacks hot but it is impossible to be certain from a distance.

 

[Freespot1231]

You would assume white is neutral and blacks hot but it is impossible to be certain from a distance.

If that was the case where would blue wire go? I keep reading the blue and red should go with red wire. But I don’t think that’s how it was before

 

[westward10]

The instructions indicate blue, black and red for the unit however this may not correspond with the wires from the ceiling.

 

[brianmoooore]

As long as all the whites are connected together, you should be able to sort the others by experiment. If a particular switch controls the wrong thing, then you should be easily able to work out how they should have been.