If I were to go in and either remove the LEDs or clip the wires going to them inside(While unplugged) would it break anything else?
811764
It shouldn't. However just to make sure you do not break anything in the process its probably easier just to use white out, tape, or cheap nail polish to cover them if you do not like the light. You could even glue a piece of white plastic over it so it doesn't look cheap. Any of that will avoid the possibility of breaking anything.
76524
Definitely. Just take note that the manual suggests unplugging it when not in use.
889177
I would assume the connectors that come attached to each light could be cut off and the light's wire hard wired to the line wire, but I used the lights' connectors that pressed into the line wire and every light has worked great for almost a year now.
1647903
Yes. It does flex so it would depend on how delicate the wiring is whether you would damage whats inside.
1845087
I'd check with the 'professional' and find out if the connections were soldered or if quick splice clips were used. I installed two monitors and two DVD players, which involved lots of wires and cross-connections. If splice clips were used, it would be easy to have one bad connection in the bundle of wiring, especially when it has to be jammed into a small space. I took the time to solder all of the connections and then covered them with the paint-on insulation. After 5 years and one removal/installation for a vehicle recall, I still haven't had any problem.
1800412
If you're talking about a long roll strip, one end has the pin connectors and the other end has wires to splice what I did was cut in half,bought a separate power supply and spliced wires. If you're talking about short LED strips, I don't think you can cut those and use again without Soldering
641538
Yes and no. The light strips when cut in its proper segments have a small smooth section where a connector could slide over. The other option is to take a small pin where the smooth connection and push out the small indented hole and use a soldering iron and your own wire and connect them that way.
561219
I would suggest not to try. The LEDS are most likely wired is some sort of series/parallel circuit to reduce the curent each LED "sees" when connected to 12 volts.
841241
Easily? No. But it can be done. A few screws (more like 15) and the plastic board comes off the aluminum shell and then a few ribbons to disconnect and you gain access to the LEDs and circuit board.
13230
they make led connectors. You can by then on Amazon. This particular roll is an indoor led strip with a casing over the top. Technically they're not really waterproof. If you using them inside I would take the casing off and look for the areas that you can clip with scissors.but yes they make a clip that slides over that you can add wire too
64505
I would get the LED seperate from the air wand so if 1 goes out then you only have to replace that part...good luck!
1381607
That's up to you. We leave ours plugged in all the time because that green light is so tiny. But if you want to unplug it just to be extra conscientious, it certainly can't hurt.
772282
Simple answer, meant respectfully: if you have to ask, then probably not unless you have a friend who is technically inclined.. But the loss of 1 or 2 leds wouldn't really matter. More than a few failures, and it would probably be best to replace the whole unit.
141158
i bypassed the switch because mine broke also for no apparent reason. have someone who is "savey" take the switch apart and solder the wires together. i just plug and unplug my unit when i need it.
1111958
LED's are usually soldered to a circuit board and it's the board that goes bad before the bulb does, which happens frequently with the dollar store types. The bulb in this light seems glued in as well. In other words, you will probably never need to replace an LED "bulb" but good luck if you do, so buy a good flashlight like this one. I have had one of these for 3 years now, it's gone through the wash once, doesn't flicker or fail ever, it's a good flashlight.
1921240
I wouldn't worry about it. My LED has been red since day one. Haven't had a bit of trouble with it. Enjoy!
384723
I would just return/replace the entire set. But, if you are good at soldering, you can remove the set of 3 LEDs (cut them out) and then solder the strip back together.