Hi all, Trying to install a single pole light switch (programmable light switch) but ran into some wiring I'm not familiar with, hoping someone can help In my bedroom I have a ceiling fan with a light. I have one switch that controls the light, the other switch controls the fan itself. I am attempting to replace the switch for the light. The switch I bought shows the instructions in the attachment. On the old light switch I had a black wire attached to the bottom right terminal, a red wire attached to the upper right terminal, and then ground. The black wire that was attached seemed to be a pig tail attached to a bundle of three wires that was capped off. The bundle of black wires had a wire going to the bottom of the box and a wire going to the top of the box. Not sure if this matters, but the other light switch that controls the fan has a black wire attached to the lower terminal that is using a pig tail off of the bundle of black wires, and the top terminal has a black wire that directly fed from the top of the box. From what I understand the red in my case will not be used so I can cap that off (please correct me if I am wrong), and the green is ground. Where I get confused is where to connect the blue and black wires that are coming from the new switch? Thanks for your help! [ATTACH]23363[/ATTACH]

Hello, I have a house, friends house that is, and he has a certain fuse that keeps blowing because the kids turn on too many portable heaters at once. Info on this from another source stated roughly......if the fuse keeps blowing and you keep resetting it....essentially what happens is that the wire to that circuit heats up slightly before the fuse blows, then cools off.....so there's expansion and contraction from the heating and cooling. Over time this can cause the breaker wire contact, or any other connection on that circuit to become loose as a result. Can anyone confirm or comment on this???