It turns on i can barely see the screen; does it have a dimmer switch? and if so;how can I fix It if i cant see the sceen? thanks ssg figueroa

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This is single-pole -or- 3-way dimmer
Manual shows on following link:
http://www.lutron.com/TechnicalDocumentLibrary/0301107A.pdf

1) Manual says: The red/white wire is not used in a single-pole application. Twist a wire
nut over this wire for a single-pole application.
2) Green wire connects to bare ground wire. Or bare ground to bare ground.
3) Connect dimmer-red and dimmer-black to either insulated wire that came off of old switch

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Need to know what is your issue. If you are asking how to hook it up it is a simple task. First you need to confirm if it is a single pole or 3-way switch. Does more than one switch control the light? If not is a single pole switch. I would first turn off the power to the switch you are replacing. Check this by turning on the light and turn off breakers one at a time until the light goes out. Take out old switch and connect new one. tkae one wire off old switch and connect it to one wire on dimmer. Doesn't matter which one. Take the second wire off the switch and connect it to the remaining wire of the dimmer. If you have a ground wire (bare copper wire) connected to the old switch and you have a bare or green wire on the dimmer, connect those together as well. Mount dimmer in box, re-energize circuit and you should be good to go. I am curious why you are using a 1000 watt switch (unless you are controlling more than 600 watts of lights)(9 65 watt bulbs = 585 watts). Let me know how you make out. Hope that helps.

The important thing to remember is your switch has two wires.
Sometimes the colors vary a bit because of the specific circuit.
The green wire, when present, is a ground wire, and always connects to bare copper wire.

If your dimmer has two black wires, then connect dimmer-wires to either switch-wire
If the dimmer does not work, simply reverse the two wires.

If your dimmer has a red and black wire, then connect dimmer-black to switch-black, and dimmer-red to switch-white.
Again, if dimmer does not work, reverse the two wires.

Answer back if you have trouble, and I will help.

Hello. Turn off the power to this switch. Remove the plate and then take out the dimmer switch. Check each of the wire connections. Make sure each one is tight and that there is not too much bare wire exposed outside of the actual connection. Reinstall the dimmer making sure that it is tightly connected to the box. Replace the plate and turn the power back on. IF you still have a problem there may be a sensitive fault inside of the dimmer switch so replace the switch. Joe
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Black wires are the hot side the power line, white is the neutral, and green is ground. On your dimmer, the black wire is for the AC input and the red wire is the output to the lamp you want to control.

If you are replacing an old switch with the dimmer, the two black wires will be connected to the screw terminals on the switch. One of those black wires is the AC feed to the switch, the other black is the one that goes to the light fixture. You'll need to determine which is which so you can hook the dimmer up correctly.

For a few dollars you can pick up a tester that lights and chirps when it's near a hot wire. Turn off power to the light circuit at your circuit breaker or fuse panel. Remove the old switch and disconnect the wires. Make sure the bare ends are not touching anything and turn the power back on. Hold the tester near each of the black wires. One of them will cause the tester to light up and the other one will not. The unpowered wire is the one going to the light fixture. This one connects to the red wire on the new dimmer. The hot wire is the feed that connects to the dimmer black wire. The green wire on the dimmer connects to the other green wires already in the box. Turn the power off again and make your connections using UL approved twist-on connectors (wire nuts), which probably came with the dimmer. Fit the wires and dimmer back into the switch box, secure it with the mounting screws, replace the cover plate and turn the power back on.

Voila! You'll have a working dimmer. A Google search for "installing dimmers" will turn up several links to sites with good pictures.

one black from the dimmer to black. the other black from the dimmer connected to red. the green connected to the bare wire.

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