Assistance in the event of problems
The connected LEDs or compact fluorescent lamps switch off in the lowest dimming position or flicker.
Cause | Remedy |
|---|---|
Configured basic brightness is too low. | Increase basic brightness. |
The connected lamps do not switch on in the lowest dimming position or switch on after a delay.
Cause | Remedy |
|---|---|
Configured basic brightness is too low. | Increase basic brightness. |
The connected LED or compact fluorescent lamps flicker or hum, no correct dimming is possible, dimmer hums.
Cause | Remedy |
|---|---|
Lamps cannot be dimmed. | Check manufacturer's instructions. Replace lamps with those of a different type. |
Operating mode (dimming method) and lamps do not optimally match. | Check operation in another operating mode, reduce connected load as well if necessary. Manually configure operating mode. Replace lamps with those of a different type. |
Dimmer is connected without neutral conductor. | Connect neutral conductor if possible; otherwise replace lamp with one of a different type. |
The connected LED or compact fluorescent lamps are too bright in the lowest dimming position; dimming range is too small.
Cause | Remedy |
|---|---|
Configured basic brightness is too high. | Reduce basic brightness. |
Operating mode (dimming method) does not optimally match the connected HV LED lamps. | Check operation in another operating mode, reduce connected load as well if necessary. Manually configure operating mode. Replace HV LED lamps with those of a different type. |
The dimmer switches the load off briefly and then back on again.
Cause | Remedy |
|---|---|
Short-circuit protection has tripped; in the meantime there are no longer any errors. | Check installation. |
The dimmer has switched off and cannot be switched on again.
Cause | Remedy |
|---|---|
Overheating protection has tripped. | Disconnect dimmer from mains power supply, also switch off circuit breaker. LED trailing edge phase control: LED leading edge phase control: Let dimmer cool down for at least 15 minutes. Switch on dimmer and circuit breaker again. |
Surge voltage protection has triggered. | LED trailing edge phase control: Replace lamps with those of a different type. |
Short-circuit protection has tripped. | Disconnect dimmer from mains power supply, also switch off circuit breaker. Eliminate short-circuit. Switch on dimmer and circuit breaker again. Note: |
Load failure. | Check load. Replace lamp. With inductive transformers: |
The LED lamp lights weakly when dimmer is switched off ("ghosting effect").
Cause | Remedy |
|---|---|
LED lamp is not suitable for this dimmer. | Use LED lamp of a different type or manufacturer. Connect neutral conductor to dimmer. |