The orange indicator on my switch only goes on with the rocker OFF, not with the dimmer down but rocker ON. Is that the correct operation?
2054096
The orange light illuminates when the light is turned off and if your using it on a three-way switch then the light will go off because one of the other switches is off
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Yes, the indicator is ON when the light or lights are OFF making it easier to find the switch in the dark. When the lights are ON the indicator is OFF. What do you need the LED (indicator) for when the lights are ON? Another benefit with this is IF you turn the light way down and forget about it, noticing that the LED is NOT ON lets you know you've left the switch in the ON position.
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Yep. The LED only comes on when the load (power) is switched off. This dimmer slide doesn't switch off - that function is handled by the rocker - it just slides down to near zero. Since its designed to cover one light with two switches and you can have competing dimmers on the same light, one switch is on/off and the other has a corresponding on/off with the addition of a slide dimmer. So cutting the load off completely (and activating the LED) is assigned to the on/off switches and not the dimmer. There is always a way to invent a more complex functionality - just not in a dimmer of this affordable price. Yep. The LED only comes on when the load (power) is switched off. This dimmer slide doesn't switch off - that function is handled by the rocker - it just slides down to near zero. Since its designed to cover one light with two switches and you can have competing dimmers on the same light, one switch is on/off and the other has a corresponding on/off with the addition of a slide dimmer. So cutting the load off completely (and activating the LED) is assigned to the on/off switches and not the dimmer. There is always a way to invent a more complex functionality - just not in a dimmer of this... » Read More Yep. The LED only comes on when the load (power) is switched off. This dimmer slide doesn't switch off - that function is handled by the rocker - it just slides down to near zero. Since its designed to cover one light with two switches and you can have competing dimmers on the same light, one switch is on/off and the other has a corresponding on/off with the addition of a slide dimmer. So cutting the load off completely (and activating the LED) is assigned to the on/off switches and not the dimmer. There is always a way to invent a more complex functionality - just not in a dimmer of this affordable price. « Show Less
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The orange indicator goes on when the rocker is off. That lets me know when the light is off not just dimmed.
276107
Yes, I also have up/down lights and it works for both. The light switch has a "rocker" function, press the upper half for up lights, lower half for down lights.
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Ensure that the black rocker switch is on. Mine was initially in the off position.
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Same thing happen to me make sure switch is on light/lamp I had the switch on the light/lamp in the off position Good luck
343640
I did not have a problem with mine. My original was Yellow and Grey buttons. I replaced it with Green and Grey button remote (as shown). They both had (4) dip switches. I verified that the replacement dip switches matched the replaced remote (which coincidently was exact and did not need to be changed - but if it did, I would have used a eyeglass screwdriver to reset the switches) Everything works, including the light dimmer. I took a chance, as I did not want to buy the complete fan and remote set replacement. For me, it worked like new.
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That button actually brings up the settings. Not sure why they labeled it like that. It only works when the backup lamps are on.
786053
I am assuming the fan is running and the unit isgetting current? The reason I ask is that the rocker style power switch on the bottom is known to become difficult in turning on/off and go bad. The one thing that comes to mind is when you install the module there is a screw that is designed to draw the bulb inwards as you tighten it. However, this is very poorly designed and the plastic that the screw sets into often gives way and may possibly prevent the bulb from being drawn in all the way to make proper contact. But it sounds like yours is seated correctly, unfortunately I have no true answer. Maybe the UV bulb had been dropped and is faulty even though it is new.
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It is wobbly. You're not supposed to do anything - it will light on and rotate as soon as you turn the switch on. It will not work with some dimmers though.
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Ourchouse is old , so I have a rocker switch--the light and fan are on or off.
83210
The switch is only On/Off, and is a stepper switch, meaning it's intended to be placed on the floor to be toggled by pressing with your foot. Again, the lamp does NOT come with a dimmer function. Otherwise it is an excellent lamp. I've had no trouble with mine since it arrived and it still looks great. I hope this helps.
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I just posted a photo showing the switch in the off position. The photo came out sideways, but you'll see the little green dots lit up to the point where the brightness had been set just before you turned the switch off.
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No. The switch actually sits in a middle position halfway between "on" / up and "off" / down. If you press the switch up it turns on the load... If you press it down it turns the load off. With the DW version you can also hold it up to dim up the load or hold it down to dim down the load. There is also an led of. The switch that illuminates when the switch is off.
743257
Yes! The main on/off switch is a translucent plastic that light up orange when the strip is on and powered up.
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No. This switch is the best. One of the models has a dimmer feature. Try holding the button to turn the lights up and down.
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Just check to see if it has an Orange/Reddish learn button under the light cover. If it another color, it will not work.
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It is working the way it is supposed to. If you want the light to stay on when you press the switch, use the button, not the pressure pad. The pressure pad is supposed to be momentary. With the button you will get more modes: bright, slightly dimmer and strobe, off. The pressure switch only gives you bright and off and only lights while the pressure pad has pressure on it.
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I did buy one of these before from target. I bought this one from amazon, but we are moving so we haven't put it together yet. on the one from target, the switch was a small rubber button about a third of the way down the post. it wasn't easy to see, but if you find it just push it and let it go. if you push it more that one time it gets brighter. mine Is in storage or I would try to figure it out for you. good luck, treen