(I) Phenomenon: All LEDs flicker;
Problem: Poor contact;
Solution: Re-fix or reconnect loose parts;
(II) Phenomenon: LED is dim;
Problem:
1. LED polarity is reversed;
2. LED is too long;
3. Switching power supply and LED voltage labels are inconsistent;
Solution:
1. Ensure that positive and negative poles are correctly wired;
2. Reduce the number of LED connections;
3. Ensure that the switching power supply and LED voltage labels are consistent;
(III) Phenomenon: LED lights on some lines are not lit;
Problem:
1. Is the plug-in direction correct;
2. Is the power output wiring correct;
3. The power cord is plugged in reverse or connected in reverse;
Solution:
1. Remove and reconnect in the correct direction;
2. Ensure that the red wire is connected to the positive pole and the black wire is connected to the negative pole;
3. Find out some of the reversed wires and reconnect them;
(IV) Phenomenon: All LEDs None of them light up;
Problem:
1. The switching power supply has no voltage output;
2. Is the switching power supply output wiring correct;
Solution:
1. Connect the test power to the switching power supply input terminal;
2. Is the positive and negative poles of the power supply wiring correct?