to replace the switch what is the yellow red and black wires for? I assume red+ black- but yellow?
998398
You need to connect only the red & yellow wires across the switch. Red wire comes from the battery and yellow wire goes back to the relay coil. The black (ground) wire can be ignored.
998399
im not sure about the colors, but those 3 wire are , 12V (YELLOW), Signal wire that goes to your relay (RED) and a ground (BLACK).. when changing the switch you only need 2 wire if your switch does not have light in it, which is YELLOW AND RED..
176406
Depends on what you need. I replaced the switch on mine. They sell them at radio shack.
940587
Not sure what you are asking, it simply replaces the switch. Whatever the switch is connected to turns off and on. Make sure you know what you are doing or hire a pro, this needs a common some existing switches do not have one available.
1524367
The light is polarity sensitive, red is positive, black is negative, check the polarity of your existing wiring, you may find black is positive and white is negative. Why you have 2 white wire? I'm not sure, one wire may possibly be suppling gound to another fixture... goood luck, Scott
1451049
As this picture is seen here the red & green are on the right terminal and the yellow & black on the left, however I am ADT other services may be different. If you haven't unhooked the old one I would suggest hooking up the new one the same.
2123993
The color code should be on a sticker on the end of the wires. Black/Brown - White/Blue - Green/Green w/Yellow
405718
The color of each wire is to make replacement simple. I always make a Diagram first before removing the original wiring.You can't always follow by color of wires
1768570
Not sure. I have red and black. Maybe get some sense by opening the back cover of the control box that has the on/off switch and button.
197780
The yellow one is the replacement version (versus the original red version). I also had the red one, which had deteriorated over several years, and replaced it with this one (yellow). It seems to be working just fine after 2-3 months of use. No problems.
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.
661793
I am not certain about the color coding for this device but "RED" wires are almost always the +positive conductor, _white the -negative, and black the "common". with my smoke detectors I just connected the jacks together.
142505
The switch has 3 wires sticking out from it: black, white & green. Although I'm not an electrician, we attached the green (ground) wire to the metal electrical box, just to be safe. Good luck!
1651571
As I said, there is one Black wire that connects to main ground, likewise with the Red positive wire. The 6 switches + and - wires are connected to the above mentioned Black minus and Red plus wires.
1876669
There will be 2 wires to connect to the battery, then the rest run to the lights. I don't recall wiring a yellow wire.. Try connecting the 2 power ones and seeing if it works, if it does just discard the yellow one
1865498
I am pretty sure I had to wire black to red and red to black and it worked fine. Have been installed for 6 months no problem. Also, my neighbor is an electrician and said it should be fine.
1495163
I am replacing an existing one and I had one red wire that was capped off. I hope that helps:)
2083348
You most likely need a switch with only black, white, & green. The red wire is hot though. With about half of the switches out there, you can wire nut the red & black to the black running to your panel. Not with the one you just got though.