3 way issues. Please help.

[Nekozee]

Had an apprentice demo 3 way switches to fan/light combo. Not working now. Trying to post a pic. I'll explain it best as I can. Fan light junction not accessible. The following are wires coming into boxes. House early 90s.
One side there are 2 14/2s. One black reading 120, N tied to rest in box. 2nd black and white wrapped tightly by first black reading hot. (Assuming these are traveller's)

The other side has a 3 wire coming in and a 2 wire (reading 120). The black and red are switch legs (I know this from jumping power to ea.) The fan works properly on a S1 and the light works properly from this side as a S1. I need the fan to stay S1 and the light to be S3.
Can someone please help?
Also....how do I post a pic here?

 

[ptonsparky]

I'm sure you think you know what you are describing, but I don't. You have one 2 gang switch box with a total of 4 cables? Switches in this box are a three way and a single pole?

Describe cables.
A:

B:

C:

D: Three wire to F/L. Red to ____, Black to _____. White to neutral.

The other three way is in another box. Describe it and the cables in it.

Don't use a noncontact tester for voltage. Use a low impedance tester.

 

[rambojoe]

Always blame the apprentice when four cables gets too complicated.

 

[ptonsparky]

Always blame the apprentice when four cables gets too complicated.

Hey, it's worked for me. One of the ways to maintaining your own mental health is to blame others.

 

[rambojoe]

The last heavy rain day, everyone was either stuck in the mud or stuck trying to pull someone out... some genius tied two of my longest straps together right below the clevis. Instead of using the clevis...and after pulling two trucks together, the knot will never come apart.
So i yelled at the kid next to "genius" blaming him for it, mostly because he's x military so getting chewed out is cake. I was hoping genius would of spoke up, but no...

 

[Electromatic]

Here's one wacky way that follows most of the description. Of course, actual voltage readings and testing would be needed to confirm. The description isn't the best.

 

[ptonsparky]

Here's one wacky way that follows most of the description. Of course, actual voltage readings and testing would be needed to confirm. The description isn't the best.
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Nice!
That would work.