If you’re experiencing flickering lights or lights that don’t dim at all, your dimmer switch is likely faulty. This common problem can be caused by worn-out switch contacts or a defective switch that fails to function properly. It’s important to troubleshoot and address these issues to ensure proper lighting control in your home. Common Issues … Read more

In the Lutron Dimmer Switch Wiring Diagram, you connect wires to make the switch work. The two black wires give power to the switch. The blue wire connects to the light. The green wire connects to the ground. If you have a single-pole dimmer, switching the two black wires is relatively straightforward. But, when dealing … Read more

To wire a Shelly Dimmer 2 with two wires, the brown (or red) wire should be connected to the “C” (Common) terminal on the new dimmer switch. The color of the wires may vary, but it’s important to know where each wire should go on the dimmer switch. The Shelly Dimmer 2 is a versatile … Read more

To connect a fan dimmer, make sure to follow the instructions that come with the dimmer switch. Also, check that the dimmer works with the fan motor. Don’t use normal dimmer switches for a ceiling fan motor. They’re not made to control the amount of electricity the motor needs. Use a special fan dimmer switch … Read more

Old Leviton Dimmer Switch Wiring can be connected easily. Connect green dimmer ground wire to green or bare copper wire. Black dimmer wire goes to tagged (common) wire in the wall box. Remove the red insulating label from the red wire, and connect it to any leftover wall box wires. When you’re swapping an old … Read more