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FAQs
Sometimes, this is more frustrating than it is worth. Most of the time, you are much better off spending your time and money on replacing the entire string.
However, if you have the patience and time, first push on and physically touch each and every bulb to see if it starts the string working. If so, then you have found the source of the problem. If you have multiple lights out, this technique will probably not work. The very best and quickest way is to invest in the tester pictured on the right. This tester comes with instructions and can easily find bad bulbs. Remember, always replace the bulbs with the same voltage bulb. Refer to the light string tag for voltage identification.
The first thing to understand with LED lights is that LED lights are not bulbs. What looks like a bulb is a diode. Seldom does an LED diode give trouble. 99% of the time, if lights go out on an LED string, the string itself is the problem. Many times, only half of the string will go out. If this happens, the only fix is to replace the string. Please call The Holiday Light Store for a replacement string. Often, a picture of the item emailed to us is very helpful in sending you the correct string.
There are lots of ways to animate electronically. Most ways can be very expensive.
For the average homeowner, we recommend a channel controller. The controllers we sell are inexpensive. Although our controllers are waterproof, they should never be lying on the ground. Always tie-strap your controllers to the back of your display. Each controller is easily plugged into separate strings of lights that give you the animation you are trying to achieve. Each controller is rated at 2.5A. Adding more amperage draw will burn out the controller prematurely.