A smart switch failing to turn on a light is typically caused by loose wire terminal connections, an open circuit breaker, an unseated air-gap switch, or a missing neutral wire required by advanced smart architecture. First, check that the physical air-gap tab under the paddle is fully pushed inward. Verify circuit breaker continuity, inspect wire nut connections inside the wall box with a non-contact voltage tester, and confirm proper wiring configuration.
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