I plugged them into my Camper ceiling light and they don't work, solutions?
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The camper is bad, throw it away and buy another one, preferably one with LED's already installed
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check polarity, current only flows in one direction. change the polarity on the battery or at the fixture.
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Ceiling light? These are usually for taillights. What is the nomenclature of the original ceiling bulbs?
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Did the ones you had in there, did they work? Mine worked great and was a lot brighter. The new ones might be bad.
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There's no trick to it....just plug & play. Either you got a bad batch or there is a compatibility problem. Double check the compatibility & if it's the correct bulb then return them. And you may want to double check that the fixture is getting power by putting in an old working bulb (of you have one.)
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I guess the buyer will have to agree with the person who purchased 8 of them and they didn't work (See reviews). Mine worked fine. I purchased several different types of LED bulbs for my motorhome and they all worked fine. Try testing the bulbs with a multimeter and see if current is flowing through the bulb. If the bulbs test positive, then there is an electrical current problem in the RV. Also check for a burnt out fuse or broken wire. If the buyer does not have a multimeter, he or she needs to get one and if he or she does not know how to use one, then he or she needs to learn how. Can't own an RV without some basic electrical, plumbing, and automotive knowledge. I guess the buyer will have to agree with the person who purchased 8 of them and they didn't work (See reviews). Mine worked fine. I purchased several different types of LED bulbs for my motorhome and they all worked fine. Try testing the bulbs with a multimeter and see if current is flowing through the bulb. If the bulbs test positive, then there is an electrical current problem in the RV. Also check for a burnt out fuse or broken wire. If the buyer does not have a multimeter, he or she needs to get one and if he or she does not know how to use one, then he or she needs to learn how. Can't... » Read More I guess the buyer will have to agree with the person who purchased 8 of them and they didn't work (See reviews). Mine worked fine. I purchased several different types of LED bulbs for my motorhome and they all worked fine. Try testing the bulbs with a multimeter and see if current is flowing through the bulb. If the bulbs test positive, then there is an electrical current problem in the RV. Also check for a burnt out fuse or broken wire. If the buyer does not have a multimeter, he or she needs to get one and if he or she does not know how to use one, then he or she needs to learn how. Can't own an RV without some basic electrical, plumbing, and automotive knowledge. « Show Less
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You you have to connect the hot leads to 12Volts DC. Next switch the toggle switch to on then press one of the buttons either A B or C. They should work then
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Sounds like you've made proper connections. Make sure you have 110 VAC, a good light bulb, some activity for the motion sensor and darkness. If all these items are present and your fixture still does not work, then your fixture must be defective. Good Luck.
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First, make sure you have the correct bulbs for the lights. The bulb types are on the mount of the light itself. I have experienced the same problem and called Heath-Zenith customer support (1-800-858-8501) for help. They informed me that the setting on the transmitter (i.e. sensor) needs to be the same as the setting inside of the actual mount. Unscrew the mount and synchronize the two settings to make it work.
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When they're clipped into my dome lights in my 2000 Subaru Forester, they work perfectly. and since you know they work when attached to 12VDC as well, the problem appears to be in the connection where the light socket exists. Either they're not seated correctly and only partially in contact (in which case you can reorient them until they're bright), or there is inconsistent/insufficient current getting to that socket in your car. You can verify whether the right amount of energy is getting to the dome light socket by using a multimeter. If you don't have one, you can attach wires to the socket's + and - nodes and connect them to the + and - ends of the bulb directly, and see if they power up. if they do, then you can be sure that there's simply a problem with how they're seated in the dome.
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Sorry, Ryan, no clue. Is the socket making firm contact? Do you have a dimmer on that light? Beyond that....
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This sounds like a problem with the bulb, or a loose connection. First, I would try removing the bulb from the socket and re-installing, just to see if the bulb might be loose. Next I would try a new bulb. If neither of those work, someone with electrical knowledge will have to check wiring and solder joints.
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You purchased the night lights? When you turn the lights off they should turn on automatically when plugged in. Make sure your outlets work but no there is no tricks.
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Try with the switch on the light assembly in all positions, if still not working recheck the wiring connections. After that I would probably follow procedures for returning a defective unit.
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Probably send the string back. It happens and obviously you can't replace the bulbs like older lights. Mine all work fine and are awesome.
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Jeff, the lights are plug and play. Installed them last weekend. Remove old bulbs and replace with wired connector. Install twilight housing as you would the original. Just Insure black wires line up with black wires and all will work. All necessary resistors are already installed. Good luck.
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If the LED's are not broken, the most likely problem is the appropriate plug is not properly seated in the controller. Re-seat all of the plugs and try again. If that doesn't work, then the LED's or connections are bad.
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COntact the store you purchased the bulbs through. THey should be able to replace them. If that doesn't work, contact Amazon to see what they recommend.
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Did you try to plug light in the other outlet? And did you reset the unit? Hope this works
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Check your connections. I have found that these lights are finicky. The slightest movement (like replacing a bulb) affects the connections. Play with the connections when on and you'll find they work.
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I had the same problem. I wasn't able to dim the bulbs, unfortunately I waited over 30 days to try them out so I was not able to return them. I am not an expert or electrician, but I think it has to do with the type of dimmer I'm using - apparently some dimmers don't work with LED lights. I think the problem intensifies if you use them like I intended to use mine, which was on a track light system that has a combination of halogen lights and LED lights.
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It may be you are in over ride mode. Turn off at switch for a minute then turn on. If you turn them off and on again quickly they stay on. If that does not work check setting on light