Hi,

I have a Lutron dimmer that dims a 100w (4 x 25w) light fixture in a
bathroom. I noticed that one of the 25w bulbs was out and that the
dimmer does not dim any more. My question is can a bulb burning out
cause a sufficiently high current transient / short to burn out a
dimmer?

I read in this news group that bulbs blowing can be a reason that a
dimmer fails. Is this true?

best, Mike.

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