There is a light switch that controls some recessed lighting that I want to replace with a smart switch https://www.belkin.com/us/p/P-WLS040. The old light switch is a three way switch that is wired as single pole.
- There are two red wires for line and load on the old light switch.
- There is two black wires wire nutted together in the back of the receptacle.
- There is one white wire wire nutted by itself in the back of the receptacle.
- There is one white wire that is not stripped, just sitting by itself in the back of the receptacle.
- There are two ground wires twisted up together in the back of the receptacle.
Picture https://imgur.com/a/kBPylL0
I've tried tying the smart switch line with what I think is line, smart switch load with what I think is load, the smart switch neutral with the white wire nutted wire, and left smart switch ground wire nutted alone. When I flipped the circuit breaker back on, nothing happened. The smart switch didn't "turn on", and pressing the button on the switch didn't turn any lights on/off.
Do I need to strip the other white wire and tie all the white wires together?
https://imgur.com/a/7FKT491 Here is the other switches controlled by this circuit breaker. They are two single pole, the right one controls a hallway light and the left one controls porch lights.
