When I press on the dimmer switch, it made a noise and the light did not come on. Is it burned?

Most likely cause will be loose/burned female terminals at switch connector,other inline connectors or possibly by an add-on alarm or other device causing hi draw/resistance in the circit.

Sounds like that dimmer you ruined
You must turn off power when replacing
And test the wires

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Yes, this is a problem for some models. Continuous, uninterrupted operation can create a situation where the dimmer's "triac" (or in layman's terms - power regulator) continuously fires and a resistance will develop. This will overheat and damage the "transformer". There are dimmers with low voltage and load protection capabilities available. Your local "big box" store should be able to help you there.

Press the reset button on the bottom of the device.

this is a tricky one.. when i inquired to the maufacturer they came up with several reasons.. dimmers are electronic and any electronic noise on the line can cause it to freak out...when it is on full the dimmer is not engaged. When the dimmer is dimmed the electronics kick in and are subject noise. Ahh what is noise? noise is caused by motors, or transformers (like phone chargers) or god knows what. you can try to move the circuit breaker from one leg (phase) in the panel to the other. that might doit.. or the noise could be coming from your outside your home or if you are in an apartment.... anywhere..... you can try fo put in an old resistor type dimmer if you can find one... then when it all starts to work... your wife will say... whats the humming noise!... and thats another story.. use candles

It could be a loose connection, and it could be a loose connection on the OTHER 3-way switch across the room. Also, verify that the dimmer is rated for the fixture(s): add together the wattage of each individual light bulb that the dimmer controls and make sure that the dimmer has a higher wattage rating. If it isn't, you might have burned up your dimmer (and risked an electrical fire). Hope this helps!

The short blew the Lutron. Replace it.

If you have a seperate dimmer switch for the dash lights it is probably bad replace it.
If the light switch is one piece then the dimmer portion of your headlight switch is burned out.the fuse is the same for all the light functions.

I think you should get a licensed electrician , if you dont wire it up correctly you could burn your house down and i dont think insurance companys take klndly to diy electrical work around the home .

i found mine at an O'Reilly store but junkyards are good