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A genuis electrician reveals the secret (I've never had a problem again)😱🤯

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HRH Princess MWG-Colesintramihi 🚺1 year ago

Instead of taking apart a battery, using a small piece of aluminium foil instead will also do the job…🤔

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HUDI1 year ago

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Starlite Karaoke1 year ago

Yeah, I will just buy a new lightbulb

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Just Another Pure 🩸!.1 year ago

Tape a piece of of aluminum foil instead of battery!, your welcome.

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Mihai M1 year ago

The remaining 8 LEDs are now overloaded with 11% extra power each. With corresponding extra heat per LED. While the patch will stay cold. Won’t last for long.

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KLOID🇺🇸🇷🇺1 year ago

Gee, all that work is sure worth not buying a 75 cent light bulb.

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Jack London1 year ago

Where do electricians sell light bulbs?

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Stephen Brown1 year ago

I didn’t realise that electricians were so secretive.

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D. Capelo S.1 year ago

The time this dude took to show this I went to the store around the corner and bought 5 of these. If you're lucky you'll only be electrocuted when testing the LEDs on a live socket. If you're unlucky you'll burn your house down for being a cheap bastard.

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ನೇಸರ -ತನ‌್ಪೆರ‌್ಮೆಯ ಕನ್ನಡಿಗ1 year ago

@Karavalicyclone you endorse this?

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Electrician1 year ago

I’ve fixed LED lights in a similar way. This video is obviously click bait. On some bulbs the LED’s are wired in series. These are the only ones that can be fixed in this manner. You have to solder a jumper wire across the electrodes after yoi remove the LED bulb. That won’t cause a fire. You wont get electrocuted testing the bulbs as it is only 3.5volts DC. One other problem is the power supply circuit goes bad. You can actually remove the power supply circuit and solder in a usb cord that has been cut off on one end and light the bulb up like that if you are board, cheap or desperate.

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