@Tpkasasmart - No, I never did get a resolution from tp-link. They sent me an email and wanted me to go pull lights out of my ceiling and get them model numbers and wattages and all sorts of other...

@410bn nope. They sent me an email and wanted me to remove my lights from the ceiling and tell them what they were, to which I replied "go fly a kite and fix this half-busted nonsense you sold me"....

The design is nonsense because you require 2 switches. You need to make one single switch that is a 3 way dimmer. The dimming would be controlled from this one switch, the other switch would not have...

@Solla-topee I will do no such thing, and your request that I do so is preposterous. The lights are installed in the ceiling, which is 10' up in the air. I am not climbing a ladder and disassembling...

@Solla-topee I have no idea. No idea. Electrician installed them. They are LED wafer light fixtures that are daisy chained together. This behavior has existed since install, it has never worked...

Did you ever resolve this? I'm having this issue on one of my ks230 pairs as well - the other works just fine.