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    Wiring Advice

    Hey guys,

    Just moved in to a new build. I'm going to put a dimmer where one of the old rocker switches is. When I took the switch apart I noticed that the black wire at the bottom of the switch runs continuously to the next two switches. What should I do?

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    That's providing power to the other two switches. Keep that wiring in place.

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    Thanks! So I should be able to cut the wire and use a wire nut on the three wires that I have created. That should keep power flowing to the other two

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    It depends on what dimmer you are trying to install on it. Do you know the model number of the dimmer you are looking to connect in this location?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Drake0508 View Post
    Thanks! So I should be able to cut the wire and use a wire nut on the three wires that I have created. That should keep power flowing to the other two
    That is correct. Cut that wire in half and connect both halves to one black wire of the dimmer.

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