When I used the "dimmer" function on the remote control the light flickers and goes out completely, no matter what I try it will not light up again?
1642643
I have 5 of them. No problem at all. Make sure. Hot and ground are not crossed, other than that i don't know
1642644
I have experienced similar issues with my brand new light. These things are poorly made and do not function well at all. I would not recommend this product to anyone. I consider it a waste of money.
635934
I'm using the switch to control two sets of florescent lights with no trouble. It simply switches them on and off, there is no dimming function with the switch.
276106
I had the same concerns but the remote works perfectly. The single button is designed to turn on/dim the top light when pressed at the top and vice versa for the bottom light. So the single button does control each light independently.
1987852
Press the long square button in the middle of your unit several times and the light will dim down until it is completely off. This will take care of it.
2131207
Only if the remote has turned it off the night b4. It should turn on just as it was left the night b4/dimmer ,color ,off by remote, etc..if the timer shuts it off with it blue dimmed way low-thats how it will turn back on, for an example..Have fun but at night the changing of light color or having it flash , will freak out ur fish.maybe over time they can settle down ,but they dont like it.-I have a salt water so fish might b different..
619485
No flickering problem here. Is it on a dimmer? If so, check the type. An older dimmer might mess with your leds.
853249
I would call customer support on the issue. Seems like you received a faulty remote :/
117531
You might have your fan on "sleep mode" - and that means all of the lights except for a little moon are off and the fan runs quieter. If you hit the off button on the remote, it should turn off. Try hitting the "mode" button to turn it from sleep mode to either "nature" or "normal" to get the lights back on.
1186208
It sounds like either a bad connection, or there's a problem with the rheostat. I would unplug the unit, remove the bulb and try to reseat it. If that doesn't work, try a different bulb. If that doesn't work, try leaving the light on at half strength and see what happens.
867493
No trick other than pressing and holding the button. You can't just click it, must hold the button down (plus for brighter, minus for darker). If that doesn't work, the dimmer must be bad.
2018119
Two thoughts first press the red button on the top of the black little box where the power cord attaches to the LED Board. It should come on immediately; unless something is seriously wrong with the board. Then check your remote control open up the battery compartment there may be a piece of the plastic tab still in there or the battery may have come loose during shipping. If you open the battery compartment and there's no plastic in there and the battery is in the proper place you may simply need a new battery. Mine has been up and running since day 1. If none of these seem to be the problem I would return it for a replacement. Good Luck. Two thoughts first press the red button on the top of the black little box where the power cord attaches to the LED Board. It should come on immediately; unless something is seriously wrong with the board. Then check your remote control open up the battery compartment there may be a piece of the plastic tab still in there or the battery may have come loose during shipping. If you open the battery compartment and there's no plastic in there and the battery is in the proper place you may simply need a new battery. Mine has been up and running since day 1. If none of these seem to be the... » Read More Two thoughts first press the red button on the top of the black little box where the power cord attaches to the LED Board. It should come on immediately; unless something is seriously wrong with the board. Then check your remote control open up the battery compartment there may be a piece of the plastic tab still in there or the battery may have come loose during shipping. If you open the battery compartment and there's no plastic in there and the battery is in the proper place you may simply need a new battery. Mine has been up and running since day 1. If none of these seem to be the problem I would return it for a replacement. Good Luck. « Show Less
1944853
If it is used it is probably defective. Check that the batteries are good and inserted in the remote properly. Sometimes new batteries are bad, especially the ones that come with a unit. Some of these units are new but several years old.
967480
It must be defective. Usually when lights flicker there's a loose wire involved. I would return it. Hope this helps.
707832
So far I haven't had any problems with red light run continuously flickering, it might have a short in it. It not suppose to work like that and I would return it for a new one. This Deluxe brand was rated high, it goes from low to high and my wife and I love it. Contact the seller and ask to return it for another one and they will honor it with a UPS return slip. I hope that help you. Aaron G.
535237
You are correct. I have had mine and it did the same thing. Pushing the reset and timer button and the light went out. I cant find my manual. Thank You!
208950
The lights actually work well with the dimmer. They will dim and brighten though the entire spectrum. But, when on the dimmest setting the lights will "creep" back up to about half brightness and then stop. I had blamed it on the dimmer switch that I got from HD. But it may be the lights themselves. That issue may be a problem inherent to LED lights (at least the current generation of them). I have not seen any other reviewers with this issue so it may just be the dimmer (or the installer) LOL. Even so, I'm thinking the pros out weigh the cons (economical, long lasting , bright and easy of install (I really like handy little spring clips that secure it to the ceiling =) ). Hope this helps. The lights actually work well with the dimmer. They will dim and brighten though the entire spectrum. But, when on the dimmest setting the lights will "creep" back up to about half brightness and then stop. I had blamed it on the dimmer switch that I got from HD. But it may be the lights themselves. That issue may be a problem inherent to LED lights (at least the current generation of them). I have not seen any other reviewers with this issue so it may just be the dimmer (or the installer) LOL. Even so, I'm thinking the pros out weigh the cons (economical, long lasting , bright... » Read More The lights actually work well with the dimmer. They will dim and brighten though the entire spectrum. But, when on the dimmest setting the lights will "creep" back up to about half brightness and then stop. I had blamed it on the dimmer switch that I got from HD. But it may be the lights themselves. That issue may be a problem inherent to LED lights (at least the current generation of them). I have not seen any other reviewers with this issue so it may just be the dimmer (or the installer) LOL. Even so, I'm thinking the pros out weigh the cons (economical, long lasting , bright and easy of install (I really like handy little spring clips that secure it to the ceiling =) ). Hope this helps. « Show Less
1270109
Usually this is because your dimmer isn't rated high enough wattage..... check the watts on the light and multiply by three..... go to the electrical supply house and they can get u a dimmer that will work with them