Why is my LED strip light not turning red?
Check to make sure your connections are good for the red, but if what you are experiencing is that they are “almost turning red”, you may be suffering too high a voltage drop from your controller to the strip by using too small gauge wire.
What should I do if my lights are not working?
The easiest check is to see if the bulb is in the socket correctly. You may also have too many lights, which means you need to take some out or increase the voltage. Recalculating the voltage drop isn’t too difficult and may solve your problem.
Why are the lights on my yard not working?
Jack heads out into the yard to look for shorts, check the transformer, and all the other points on his list that may be why their landscape lights aren’t working. After a few hours, he finds that the reason is the wire leading out of the transformer to the lights was damaged.
What should I do if my halogen light is not working?
If you’re using halogen bulbs, checks the volts for the light fixture at the end of the grouping. If it’s less than 10 volts you’ve got a problem. Just switch to LED lights, they’re all-around better for many reasons. If it’s none of those, check the connection to the power cable to ensure the pins are firmly in the copper strand.
Check to make sure your connections are good for the red, but if what you are experiencing is that they are “almost turning red”, you may be suffering too high a voltage drop from your controller to the strip by using too small gauge wire.
Jack heads out into the yard to look for shorts, check the transformer, and all the other points on his list that may be why their landscape lights aren’t working. After a few hours, he finds that the reason is the wire leading out of the transformer to the lights was damaged.
The easiest check is to see if the bulb is in the socket correctly. You may also have too many lights, which means you need to take some out or increase the voltage. Recalculating the voltage drop isn’t too difficult and may solve your problem.
What do the red and green lights mean in shift mode m?
The red and green lights coming on solid momentarily and then turning off, as happened to you following the green battery indicator light alone after holding down a shift button, indicates you are in shift mode M, for manual.
