🔧 Optimized Repair Tool for Ulta Lit Keeper LED Light Set Review

DH just "saved" 3 sets of LED web lights, part of which were lost. There's more trial and error here than tracking down a failed bulb in a string, as the lights were arranged in the grids with logic that escaped us. We got around this by grabbing a silver metal marker to mark the 'good' lights as we walked along. If you think you've identified the culprit, be sure to check both wires going in and out of this light - if neither of them light up, it's your bad boy. The "Delete" tool at the bottom

This light tester saved 5 out of 6 of my icicle cords! I didn't know how well this would work with icicles, but it turned out to work great and is very easy to use. When I got my lanterns out this year, 5 strings didn't fully light up, so I bought a few more strings. When I hung one of the old strings of lights, half of that string went out, which is now 6 full strings that didn't work. I already had it at home and didn't want to take it off, so we decided to buy this review unit. I tested it…

To be honest I think it saved my life. If you read reviews before buying this product, you should know that patience is required at the beginning. Once you get the hang of it, troubleshooting LED bulbs becomes a breeze. Here's how I used it for my LED icicle lights. 1) Plug the light into an outlet and identify the section where the light is not working. 2) Use the clamps to define the section. 3) Connect the light to be repaired. Socket of the tool and pick a random area between the terminals…

So this thing worked halfway, so I'm giving it 2 stars. Cons - I'll start with the cons. I had 10 sets of network lights with sections that didn't work. I plugged in the device and tried the pistol part to find the section that didn't work. Well it didn't work, anywhere, not at all. I tried it on several parts that worked and didn't work and I got nothing. I wasn't sure if I did it wrong so I looked up the YouTube video, yes I did it right. I also tried a bunch of LEDs (not mains lights) which…

Not as easy to use as Red Light Keeper (for incandescent bulbs) but following the instructions carefully will revive most of your broken LED strings. I had 7 or 8 strings that didn't work at all, or only half the lights worked (you know what I mean). First try after try, I just couldn't get it to work, so back to the guide - - and WOW! There's a hint: keep your hands away from the part of the cord you're testing, as your hands can provide enough conductivity to produce faint intermittent beeps,

This is America's Spoiled Tool. Who else needs a special tool to fix Christmas lights? But here it is and I needed one of these after purchasing what I thought were quality outdoor Christmas lights on sale after the big day. I installed them and after a few weeks they started to fail. This tool really helps to determine which light is not working. There were several blown bulbs on my fairy lights and I was able to fix them all with some critical thinking and patience. The tool may not be…

So this tool helped me fix 3 long LED sets that had completely failed. Replacing the kits would have cost me about $75 so I decided to give this tool a try. With his help I was able to find and replace many of the failed LEDs in the kits to get them working again. Took me about an hour to complete one sentence. I ended up only replacing 15 bulbs. Here's a BIG BUT if you're thinking of buying this. Do you have a lot of LEDs to replace broken ones? Replacing lightbulbs is not one of them…