How to connect leviton 5634 from GFI - Leviton 5634 Dual 1 Pole Switch Decora Combo Device

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http://waterheatertimer.org/How-to-add-outlet.html

http://waterheatertimer.org/Basic-house-wiring.html

leviton X789k? Or MX789?
Make sure your incoming Hot and Neutral connect to the wiring module that twist locks onto back of each device.
One strategy for discovering problem is replace the new leviton with ordinary outlet or put the old GFCI back into place and see if circuit is tripped..
Do this for each GFCI outlet and see if each issue is different or maybe the lot of Leviton products is defective.
Gene

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Only possible if box has neutral wire
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If you are replacing an existing switch, either replace one wire at a time, or write down the wire colors from the old switch.
or look here: http://www.leviton.com/OA_HTML/LevitonSearchResults.jsp?kw=5634+wiring+diagram&tbon=D

Try the link below for a diagram.
I would think that you have one black feed and two black legs going out, and three common wires that should be wired together with a wire nut. Is this for a ceiling fan with a light? or ?

Try to switch the white with the black wire

I assume these three wires are coming to the switch box via from the light/fan unit and the light/fan unit has a box with 5 wires in it, including a white and black from the electric panel, and that the neutral is not routed to your switch box. I think your mistake is assuming that the black wire in the switch box is the hot wire, but it is actually the red or the white. Try switching the wires on your switch so that the red is common, If that doesn't work, try the white as common. Or you might open the box where the fan is, and confirm which of your three wires is connected to the hot black wire. Please vote if you found this helpful.
Good luck, Al K

Hello
No ! not recommended,you need a dedicated circuit for each bathroom.

Since you will be using ground fault protection or a gfi circuit.

You can use 2 or 3 gfi in one bathroom but they must be connected to one breaker.

Thanks and have a good day.

Either the GFI is bad or it is tripping because there is a short in the system (obviously, right). I would turn off your panel break, disconnect the GFI and using a meter test to see if there is a short in the system. You would check the hot lead coming from the GFI to the tub and see if it is shorting. If you can't find a short, you should try replacing the GFI. If there is a short then you need to search for the short. Hope this helps and good luck!

The blue wire is the switched hot wire coming from the leviton.
So:
black hot/source to black leviton -- blue leviton to black for light fixture or black "line" on GFI -- all whites connected together.

Charlie

P.S. If the GFI is only powering a light fixture, it is not needed.

found a wiring diagram online. Realized the hot tab had to be broken (not the neutral tab).