LED Keeper® - LED Holiday Light Set Repair Tool
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James Shumate
> 3 daythis took a few minutes and with already socketed LED it went quickly. Read for next year. C9 LED outdoor ready. I like it. Thank you.
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mandlin
> 3 dayI was a skeptic but decided to try it. It works and is easy to use. I just rescued 11 strings of lights in a fraction of the time it would take to test bulb by bulb.
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Craig kirk
> 3 dayWorks great, there were no instructions so I searched You Tube (how to fix LED Christmas lights) a video popped up with this tool. i watched it twice. I had a 300 string led set I purchased last year because I thought they lasted longer but low and behold I put them up and just like every Christmas some did not work. In about 15 min. I fixed my string which had 3 bulbs out. I then went outside and fixed the C6 led lights on my Christmas tree in about 5 minutes. I read other reviews who said the trigger was hard to squeeze and sometimes you had to pinch the wire a few times. I had none of those problems. Prior to buying it would have cost me $52 to buy new lights. So for $25 bucks which is a week of Dunkin Doughnut coffees I purchased the tool. Well worth the money. All my lights work now and a total of 20 minutes was spent. I highly recommend the product and look forward to more lights going out so I can fix them. JUST BUY IT!!!!!!
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Benjamin W.
> 3 dayI gave it 4 stars for value for money. However, as far as I know, theres nothing else out there, and this tool is allowing me to repair existing sets. The other problem I have is that I still have a lot of incandescent sets, and I have to spend the money all over again to do my incandescent sets ... (incandescent tester is a little less expensive, but still a little pricey). Maybe Ill breakdown and buy the incandescent tester next year.
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BasicTek
> 3 dayI bought 3 180 bulb LED lights from Sams 3 years ago and after year 1 started to have all sorts of problems with them. They were expensive and really nice looking when working so I didnt want to trash them. This LED tester seemed worth a shot. A bit on the expensive side but well worth it in the end. Im a BSEE working in computers so technology almost always comes easy to me. I read a few lines from the enclosed instructions and within an hour or so I found 11 bad bulbs and fixed all three strands of 180 now working lights (I only had 13 spares so whew) anyway the lights look great and Im a very happy customer. The testing can be a bit tedious especially when locating multiple bad bulbs that knock out a large amount of lights. I was able to find half the bulbs easily (often they are the 1st or last in a strand that is out) and on the difficult ones it took some time but sure beats randomly pulling one out at a time to see if its the one... I attached a pick of the lights (wrapped around the palms. Thanks!
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Robert coad
Greater than one weekIt only takes about 3 minutes to solve a problem with a 150 light string very happy that I bought this!!!!
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Tim R.
> 3 dayMy nativity scene had some strands dimming, this helped me pinpoint 2 bad bulbs causing issue. Get one now!
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Marcella McDermott I
> 3 dayI received this yesterday. After reviewing the instructions I was able to repair a strand of lights within 20-25 minutes. The repair of next 5 strands went much quicker. Well worth the money to salvage lights, otherwise theyd of went in the trash.
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Steven D.
Greater than one weekI see some very critical reviews of this tool. I personally did not run into any problems mentioned. In the course of about 30 minutes I was able to repair 6 strings of led lights, saving them from the landfill. Looking forward to fixing the remaining strings I have laying around.
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Steve S.
> 3 dayUse the “cloth pins” to narrow down to the bad bulb, and there it is. Takes a little time and patience, but works very well.