The operation of the dimmer is correct in that position moving the dimmer slider up brightens the lights down dims the lights. With large switches it is considered should anything drop on the switch and operate it then it should switch it off.
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Light switch reversed on off. The other 2 switches appear to either do nothing or they are dead. Clearly with the rocker switch little is likely to fall on a switch and move it. So all breakers are down for off. Took picture and my wife double checked 3 black wires on top right. But you are describing a three way switch and the other one was used to turn the light on or off which reversed the function of the one you usually use. If it is a single pole and not a decora style it should have on and off printed on it and would be impossible to reverse the function.
With the switch mounted in the upright position. The switch and dimmer work fine but the operation of the switch is reversed. The switch that suddenly reversed itself is a single switch thats on a different circuit from the one that wont turn off. Moving the switch lever to the down position turns the lights on. A light switch is a single pole switch. The only way to change the orientation of whether it is on or off is by physically reversing.
However smaller switches have traditionally been mounted the other way up so switching down will switch it on. You can reverse the wires and it will work exactly the same way. Hj mar 22 2011. Dimmer in kitchen 5 dimmable flood lights went out. Look at the switch. Moving the switch lever to the up position turns the lights off.
Went to home depot and bought new dimmer boucht cfl compatible dimmer as tried cfl floods before and they only lasted a few weeks hooked up same way as before. There are no on or off markings but the light that stays constantly on is controlled by one switch that is located on panel with 2 other switches.
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