You may need to remove it from the back panel to view the solder traces to see if any are scorched looking
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No smell, I’ve fried enough electronics in my lifetime, if that statements helps any
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Meaning I’d recognize that smell if it was
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Dimmer seems pretty straight forward from pictures
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0v is an off position where 10v is current? So it isolates there?
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Yeah its unmistakable! Unless you are savy with a multi meter and have a power supply, it may be pretty tough to trace the circuit to find out what isnt passing current.
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So I’d give power feed to 0 and to the board from then 10?
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Get me a better picture brother. I will walk you through it. I wish I had your number. I use facetime a lot at work to walk people through things
Then negative input on the other side?
Okay from the earlier picture, looks like ballast has a wire marked dimmer and I can’t tell what the other one with the white tape says
@Cannabian I do have a decent multimeter, tho I’m not savvy with circuit board but can trace a line back
Its probably the rotory dial thats screwed, its the only moving part and the weakest link.
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Unless its got digital up down?
Nah @Cannabian it’s rotary, but I will scoop up a nice up down with a on/off switch from the depot if I got to
Dont tell me you connected it wrong LOL! Thats funny!
Okay brother The one marked light is what goes to the light and the other I assume unmarked one hooks to power in, How many wires in the wire marked dimmer?