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Dimmer switch is rinning
I have installed two dimmer switches on two different lights and both are single pole. Now I have a high frequency ring tone when the switch is set on a low setting. The switches can be used for single or three way. Any suggestions other turn up the stereo?
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Unfortunately, dimmers are made of electronic components, and can vibrate at the high frequency that is being created. There is not much you can do other than replace the dimmer with a new one. Try to find a better grade dimmer or brand.
If this doesn't work, then some AC-DC Highway to Hell, or Lynard Skynards Free Bird will drown out the noise. |
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