![]() Solution: Disconnect the dimmer from the circuit, as dimmers prevent the tape light from flashing or chasing. Possible Cause: The lights are connected to a dimmer. Solution: Replace the controller batteries. Possible Cause: The batteries to your RGB controller are dying. Solution: Check that the voltage of the lights and driver match Possible Cause: The power supply voltage is too low. Ensure wire insulation is stripped at least half an inch on the ends and connections are sufficient. Possible Cause: A hardware issue, such as loose wires or too much wire insulation, preventing LED strips from receiving power. Possible Cause: For battery-operated lights, the batteries are dying. Solution: Confirm the tape light is plugged in and turned on. Possible Cause: The tape light isn't turned on or plugged into the wall. Solution: Check the connections and your dimmer's spec sheet to ensure compatibility. ![]() Possible Cause: The dimmer connection is loose or is not compatible with the LED tape light. How to Solve Seven of the Most Common LED Tape Light Issues: The following list outlines some of the most frequent causes of tape light failures and potential solutions, followed by more in-depth troubleshooting of two common tricky situations and more tips to have your LED light strips working properly in no time. ![]() However, even LED tape lights have their quirks and common issues. They are less daunting to budding DIYers and decorators than their rope light siblings due to their simple installation process often requiring no more than plugging them in to install. LED tape lights are the go-to lights for straight lines, right-angle corners, and subtle underlighting. Edited 6/26/23 by Harrison Hamilton & Hannah Lee
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