Light tester

[@ohmythatsweird]

That gadgets almost as Magical as Christmas. Where was it all my life? Thanks for the review.

[@dalelevinsky4394]

This is a great review/tutorial. The pace was good and the visuals were really helpful. I can totally relate to the comment about gummed up nails after trying to separate the bulbs from the plastic holders. I have mini lights all around my backyard fence that are driving me crazy! Will give this a try. Thanks for posting this.

[@DavidW59]

I just went out and got this at Lowes. It fixed my lights in about 30 seconds!

[@Schnapaify]

Thank you for the great demo. I have been throwing strands of Christmas lights for years and was about to again with two strands this time. There were last year's purchases and I knew they wouldn't have burned out that soon. So glad I found your video and know where to but the LightKepper Pro to fix the lights.

[@yesenia8415]

Thank you for taking your time to do a Demo! I just placed the order for mine! :)

[@4mykids.]

I just bought this item, and it immediately fixed my lights.... Love it. Very easy

[@CrazyChristmasCrew]

You can find it most places for around $20 the batteries in mine only lasted a year and replacement batteries costed about $10 definitely a must have tool

[@halomotto7158]

+CrazyChristmasCrew lol a $20 tool that cost $10 a year to use ? gotta be a more feasible way year to year. like a rechargeable tester.

[@technom3598]

It's 10 bucks. Relax​@@halomotto7158

[@atlladyleo1]

THANKS!! great review! I've been putting off getting one of these, but after pulling out 5 non-functional light strings and NOT wanting sit for hours to find the bad bulbs, I'm off to Home Depot right now!

[@RANS87IROCZ]

Great review! I want one now!, and your demo was awesome about problem with bulb before the bulb with no signal, geat info thanks, I need one of these big time! tired of going 1 by 1, and taking hours to figure out why! even bought 3 new led sets this year cause of the old ones faults, can you believe I've only had them 3 weeks, and one set went out all ready!, errr, this may finally help me out

[@CrazyChristmasCrew]

Last year I couldn't find it anywhere. This year it seems that I see it everywhere. I have seen it at Target, Walmart, Walgreen's, CVS, Hobby Lobby, and its online at amazon just search Light Keeper pro. I Also put the link in the description. Merry Christmas

[@suzannejenne2439]

Wow! Great video! Wished we had seen this before we went out and bought LED lights because the others weren't working! I hate the LED lights because they're SO bright. now trying to figure out if there's a way to dull them down.

[@tr-nf7dk]

Did you have the lights plugged in when you tested it using the bulb socket?

[@CrazyChristmasCrew]

Yes

[@bradcassil8103]

Great demo! Thanks for help!

[@shadelight310]

Guess I'll go get it even though it's not around Christmas time

[@richardwilliams9271]

what about the old screw bulbs

[@ingridmarsh583]

I used this cool tool and got the string of lights working. Then when I put the new bulb back in the socket, it blew the bulb...repeatedly. What's up with that?

[@drew4utube]

Great review...thanks- on my way to grab one right now!!!!

[@vickielege9707]

I have seen this yesterday for the first time think its awesome

[@DaLaMc1]

thanks for this video. I'm ready to pull my hair out on this pre-lit tree. I'm going to buy this tester tomorrow.

[@CrazyChristmasCrew]

Good luck with that pre-lit tree. Even with the tester you might need to get a wig. I hate fixing those things.

[@Chungustav]

Ya I had one from Costco that used fuse light (white bulb socket) and when that one failed it burnt out the entire string. I ended up removing about 6 string and replacing them with new strings instead

[@NaturalBornCamper]

What does the trigger do exactly?? Clean the contacts or something?

[@face2158]

They said it sheds the inside like how a snake shed its skin.

[@conniephipps7238]

i know this is a stupid question but i have been plugging sections in and i can't figure out where to plug the top section. i have tried everal different ways. Haven't found the correct combination. all of the others are working.

[@Gizzard7]

Where did you get yours i cant find them any where

[@blb5111951]

Check what the voltage and milliamp requirements are for the tester's battery. Look around your house... you probably already have a plug in adaptor from some long gone device that meets those specs. When the original battery is dead... use mini alligator clips and some black electrician's tape....

[@coppulor6500]

can you please explain this in more detail? It probably sounds obvious to you but not to someone who is clueless about power. Also, any way to convert a device that uses these major pain-in-the-ass batteries to using a AA instead? or AAA? how would I find out what voltage requirements are for the tester? I was going to get one of these and probably still will but I HATE HATE HATE devices that use this little pill batteries. Thank you!!

[@blb5111951]

look at the back of the battery,(flat side). it will tell you the voltage. it's almost always 3 volts. ie 2 aaa=3v 2aa= 3volts. one round flat battery the size of a nickel is 3 volts. there are always 2 wires one for negative and one for positive on the tester. the black is usually negative. you can look and see which wire connects to the flat side of the battery. the flat sside is positive. the rounded side of the battery is the negatve. next go look at allthose useless plugin charger...transformers... and read the back of the black plugin case. find one that says out put 3 volts. you'll see a milliamp amps out. the lower the amp out the better. take some scissors and cut the end off of the charger. strip back a 1/2 inch of the plastic. remove, twist the copper wire. next get your tester, take out its desd battery. llook at the back...does it say 3 volts. next tape one wire to the positive connector of the teaster and the other to the negative side of the tester. now you have the open tester with the wires taped to where the battery use to be. now plug your power adaptor into the wall and its supplying the power for the tester instead of batteries. the 3 volts of the adatptor is too low a voltage to shock you. just make sure those two wires are taped on well so you don't damage your tester.

[@pedrohin]

good presentation

[@phooey2u2]

Great review

[@erickamichelleb5110]

Thank you so much for this video.

[@bimscutney1242]

I bought this and it never fixed any of my lights. I watched videos on how to use it and everything. 🤷🏼‍♂️

[@dextermorgan9703]

Did you check the fuses?

[@bimscutney1242]

@@dextermorgan9703 Doh! Now why would I do something as perfectly reasonable and practical like that? I forget those little suckers are in there most of the time. Lol.

[@SuperGiangle]

A really big help1 Thanks a lot. Have a wonderful Holiday'seasons

[@corinneclements1725]

Comment changer les batteries

[@DanoInOrlando]

cool

[@Philflash]

HA HA HA! I was able to scan from my screen with my phone!

[@Jbsalazar72]

Didn't not work 4 me. . Refund time

[@CrazyChristmasCrew]

Still working like a champ for me. Don't think it works the same with led lights. Not sure if that's what you were working on...

[@bigbomb5904]

The intro ummm 🤨😐🤨

[@bethcarden4891]

Yeah but this don't help a woman!!!!!!I just need a handyman!

[@funkopursuits6324]

Disagree! I am a WOMAN and this gadget along with this great video made it so much easier to find the bad bulb and fixed it myself. Don't need a man to fix this.