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The old switch has two wires, right? Wire #1 (To light) Pick red or blue and put a wire not on one of the wires. If you don't like the way the switch works, use the other one. Wire #2 (black on dimmer) Usually power in Green goes to bare which is ground Wire 1 and 2 go to where the original switch is. It's hard to tell which wire is power. You may have a white wire painted black. |
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