Agreed. The way the narrator pronounces "er" sounds like Ellen. Super annoying.

you could have a short in those other wires, check those wires at your other 3-wy switch to see if they have a current going through them. When was your house built?

I wish they would have responded. I wired my with one smart switch and left the other the same. I actually put the traveler and load on the same wire in doing this. Works fine for me.

Black goes to hit, red goes to load. Did you ever get this to work?

I had the same issue in a house built in 2000. The tell tale sign that I had run into the issue was that after bundling all of the wires as instructed here, the remaining switch was on in both positions. If I could have gone back in time I would have saved myself a bit of time by knowing this.

Thank you for this comment! I was having the same problem in my brand new build. This solved it!

harshad patel I have same problem and don’t know what to do next

Did you ever figure out why it was blinking? I am experiencing the issue as well.

Maybe adjust the dimming range?

@@frakkintoastercalled customer service, and they recommend to put in a dimmable LED. I did, and it works great now.

widetracker inkazoo im wondering the same thing..

What did you figure out?

kristine isabelle what did you find out? I have the same question.

I did as the instructions indicated as follows. Installed the Dimmer at the room entry switch and a companion remote at the far end (with leads coupled in that switchbox and no surprises) - where two more rooms are accessed. I simply disabled the third switch location altogether since it's at the slider door entryway and never used. I Created a holder for my dimmer remote right in my home theater dual chaise and set the dimming preset for perfect theater viewing conditions! The only surprise I had was with my LED bulbs, when turned off they evidently still burn ever so slightly, hardly noticeable but just enough to see in total darkness. I've since found out this is not unusual with dimmable LED bulbs and a dimmer setup. A very affordable solution, I purchased everything at my local Home Depot.

Hello, the reason for capping the wires together is because by doing this, we are making the caseta switch act as a single pole switch. Think of it this way, in the first switch box on the video, they cap travelers and load(black wire for light fixture) wires together for them to act as one same conductor. In the second switch box on the video the travelers are cap together and connected to the switch, then the other conductor (black/hot wire) coming from your panel connects separately to the switch as well. Hope this helps

Yes. You can take the pico with you in your car if you wanted and use it when you pull up to the house. You can literally put it ANYWHERE! :)

Same and now I'm screwed.