Smart wifi switch install with neutral wire

[Don7777]

Hello all
My house is built 2005. I was trying to install ge smart switch which has 4 wire load ground neutral and line. Ge says it’s simple diy install.
When I remove my existing switch I am not able to identify the neutral wire which according to ge video is white.
How do I find neutral wire in my house ?
I have basic experience where previously I have changed switches in my house and outlets
Attaching the switch pictures

 

[littlespark]

I can only assume the neutral is in the back somewhere, connected through a wire nut. I think I can see a red one in the last photo.

It’s not needed with a standard rocker switch, and just passes through the box, not connected to the switch at all.

Smart switches have electronics in them that require a neutral to operate, so DO need it connected.

 

[westward10]

I can see two whites at a red wire nut in the last picture.

 

[Don7777]

I can see two whites at a red wire nut in the last picture.

Thank you I was able to find it

 

[Don7777]

I can only assume the neutral is in the back somewhere, connected through a wire nut. I think I can see a red one in the last photo.

It’s not needed with a standard rocker switch, and just passes through the box, not connected to the switch at all.

Smart switches have electronics in them that require a neutral to operate, so DO need it connected.

Thank you

 

[Don7777]

Thank you

I was able to find the neutral wire but now got into another issue. I have bought ge wifi smart dimmer switch and it has support for 3 way light. But while checking the instructions video it’s dying I need to change all the switch in the circuit to make it work.

I was wondering if I install this smart switch and keep the other toggle switch to always on position will it not work ?