IF it aint one thing its the next

[TitusCarnathan]

new problem this night I noticed one of my tomato cage trees was not fully lit up half of one of my led strings was out after taking it inside and fidding around with it (i dont think it was a loose wire) it lit so I put it back outside and it worked fine about 2 hr later when I went out to look half of it was out again now after closer examination that half is very dim not out what would be causing this? the rectifier? :)

[TitusCarnathan]

could tempiture be the cause this is the only one doing it though but once I brought it inside in the warmth the darn thing lit up completly now I am really confused

[Paul Roberson]

Is it LEDs with the 'blobs' in the middle and each end, or even every 25 LEDs (4 total)

I have had these 1/2 or 1/4 out issues and sent string in for replacement (10) from last year. I checked them ALL before I boxed them up. I end up getting 2 of the 10 I sent in back (plus 8 new ones) I plug the 2 they returned to me and of course they worked.:shock:

But of course 2 weeks later they no longer work.:X

I don't have an answer other than to say. Been there.....



BTW all that I described above happened during warm weather.:?

[TitusCarnathan]

the funny thing is this is the set I just got replaced it worked fine but once we got hit with the colder tempetures bam its not working properly this set has three rectifiers in it not really sure why since there are only two sections on the 70 ct strings two sets of 35 bulbs i hate to have to do a double exchange all my other led strings work wonderfully

[evan.a]

I had this same problem last week, 70 ct led green. I zapped it with the lightkeeper, but it was the same. than I changed the cord and it worked fine. give that a try.



Quick note for the newbies: dont zap the lights while connected to your controller. disconnect the cord. lots of problem if you zap your controller.