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Just Put Aluminum Foil on the Led Bulb and you will be amazed.
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- Äas pĆidĂĄn 3. 02. 2023
- Just put an aluminum foil on the led bulb and you will be amazed by the way it fixes the dead led bulb and brings it back to life! You can easily try this simple repair tricks at home no tools required.
I hope you enjoy this video of How to DISASSEMBLE and REPAIR an LED lamp WITHOUT A SOLDERING IRON DIY LED lamp repair
đŽThis is just for experiment purposes do not try at home thank youâŠ
Inventor 101
#ledlights #repair #inventions
I am only amazed that I didn't stop this video after the first minute.
Video is worth only for the comment section.
OMG Sorry I just got a Flashback from my Prostate Examination. đ„
@@KarimDeLakarim At least the doctor didn't use tinfoil.
It was only 3 minutes.
For those who don't do electrical, don't have tools or a soldering kit, but do have a job, the store is full of brand new light bulbs that need a new home. Please adopt.
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Adoption fee for those darn things is pricey.
I'm sick of buying these bulbs don't last five minutes go dim i have now gone back to normal bulbs, these are just cheap rip offs.
@@jacquelinestaples1639 Stop buying cheap junk. Since replacing every CFL/incandescent with a quality LED bulb, I haven't had to change a single bulb in quite some time.
Yeah, this looks like a fire hazard. It would take me at least an hour. I'll just grab a $15 bulb.
Just imagine the look on your insurance agent's face after trying to claim fire damage from a "repaired led bulb".
I like down to earth comment like this. Sad but true they say. Yeah truth hurts. Keep it real !
People who think owning a screwdriver is all the qualification necessary to "fix" electronics by twisting components off a PCB with pliers generally don't carry insurance. What could go wrong?
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Mason Roberts, I was thinking the same thing...lmao.
Literally who even owns a plastic LED lightbulb like these anyways? đ
Please don't follow stuff like this and mess with anything that plugs into mains if you don't know what your doing, but also electronics like LED's that run on lower voltages you could still cause a short wich can lead to issues, and im pretty sure putting foil or just solder in place of an LED isn't the best idea since that doesn't draw anything and has a different resistance. As for the usb part of this, yeah that seems fairly safe although you might still get shocked from the caps (maybe) and please don't plug that into a pc especially if there's a short somewhere. Just do your research if you wanna get into electronics and don't go messing with with mains unless you know what your doing.
Just borrow the wife's PC,no problem.
You might get away with jumping over ONE LED...but you are spreading out the voltage over the remaining LEDs. They are in series, and now there are less of them in the circuit, while the applied voltage remains the same. This also increases the current through the remaining LEDs...bringing on earlier failure. Idiots and electricity don't mix.
Your is spelled you're
@@dgeoffc1 Your is spelled your, you're is spelled you're.
This needs to be the top comment
Gives your house the glow of campfire
As it's burning to the ground. I don't recommend this fix.
I see what you did there đ
Hahaha thatâs funny
Turns your house into a bonfire. At least you can roast marshmallows as you wait for the fire department
@@johnstucker683 surprise I already bought the marshmallows, Iâm planning on tying that tonight, should be a beautiful glow
When I get a flat tire I remove the tire, melt it down, remold it and then reinstall it.
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That sounds about right... Isn't that the way we are all supposed to do it?
"Just put aluminum foil on an LED bulb, YOU'LL BE AMAZED!"
Proceeds to show me 20 steps that will take longer than buying a new bulb when I'm at the store.
I thought he was gonna put the foil around the bulb and was expecting the light to function differently with new colors or something. What a let down! Boring repair stuff.
@@Tenshi_ZA yeah misleading thumbnail. Clickbait. Dishonest person posted this video.
While I don't agree with using foil for this repair, bridging the circuit with solder is ok and helps reduce the amount of e-waste
Same
Give me my 3 minutes of my life back...
What is the opposite of being amazed? That's what I am after this video.
Totally irritated is more like it. Seems like a great way to end up in the ER đ€Ł
Uhmmm "less amazed" đ€đ€Ł
Disappointed!
Underwhelmed
Great tips for burning the house down! Thanks đ
đđđđđđđđđđđđđclassic..u win best comment in my book
@@williehutch9453 Thanks buddy. I am always amazed at these videos here
Wasnât that a song? Burning down the house? Repairing his light with aluminum foil probably gave him the inspiration for the song.
My wife thinks I'm in the bathroom at 4am watching porn. Instead I'm watching a man turn a light bulb into a USB light bulb on a stick.
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I was waiting for the end game of the video. When it turned out it was how to make a torch that needs to be plugged in and with a short cable, I wondered if this was actually just brilliant trolling
This isn't going to burn down anyone's house because nobody is going through this much trouble to save an inexpensive light bulb.
Thank you
Don't bet on it...
At least one person already has tried it, or there wouldn't be a video. As a retired Electronics tech, I have plenty of horror stories, thanks to people who had more ambition...than brains.
Oh y'all didn't follow along too? Awkward
Wait you guys got to keep your houses!? Wtf?
Very expensive led car headlights can be repaired the same way. Especially if you have something like a kia where the entire plastic assembly must be replaced.
And for those nervous Nellie's out there. A fire from this type of hack is virtually impossible as the fractionally increased load on the LED is internal to the bulb. Thus worst case another diode burns out early and the entire bulb stops functioning.
The thumbnail made me think you could make the bulb into a disco light
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đ disco? Iâm down for that, party at your house?
Me thinks a match would be an easier and quicker way to start a fire đ€·
What's the purpose?
Yeah, a zippo is effective also. đ
@@gordonlewis2321 they're saying the bulb trick in the video is a fire hazard and it would be easier to just use a match to start the fire instead... Use your brain or don't comment.
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Of course! But it's no fun that way
Interesting for educational purposes but I'd never risk my family's safety for a $4 bulb.
They are at Dollar Tree. This video just wasted my damn life.
Absolutely! Risk a neighbors safety. Or even better. Risk it at work, while getting paid.
@@trutru9018 any case where's the aluminium foil
Explain how this could be risking your family's safety
It is closing a circuit with a low wattage. No lives are at risk from this.
He should fill the plastic cover with explosive and leave that tape off the tin foil so the spark is able to make contact.
Then set Alexa that the circuit is the Christmas lights.
Next time a merc death squad comes into your house to take you out you jump in the bathtub (always seems to survive explosions on tv) and shout ALEXA TURN ON THE CHRISTMAS LIGHTS.
KABOOM
Lol đ€Łđđ
Home Alone 2023
Except, you're bored and unable to go to sleep one night so you sit next to Alexa and ask: "Alexa, what to learn on the sleepless nights?" And Alexa responds with "Ok turning on the Christmas lights"
@@yinyang2385 To true! Lol đđ€Ł
@@yinyang2385 ahahahahaha
Alexa you killed me!
Darwin-award bonus points for replacing your fuses with pennies. "You won't believe what happens!"
This trick does work fine, but the rest of the LEDs will now be running at a higher current and will die faster. Ideally you need to replace the LED but in this case it will be better to buy a new bulb.
Yes you are right, maybe if you have 1 or 2 dead bulbs you can solder good led from the others. Also these bulbs also are suffering from extreme heat there and if you remove the light diffuser and drill few holes where the little transformer is you can extend the life of these bulbs. They are intentionally made to die fast so we can buy them more, I don't know what happened with 5 years warranty I swear my bulbs die for less then a year :D.
Soldering a resistor on in its place would work as well.
Usually they are current regulated. It shouldn't be an issue. Unless you have a cheap Chinese with just the capacitor in series in it.
And running hotter and hot electronics tent to CATCH FIRE!!!
Since the LEDs are in series, the current will be the same. On the other hand replacing the diode with a conductor reduces resistance, which would allow for more current. Interesting.
Spelling error in the title: You'll almost CERTAINLY be "a-BLAZED!!" đ„
Electrocuting myself while turning down the water heater was a life lesson Iâll never forget.
I think I messed the steps up, because after going through the entire process I ended up with...A LIGHTSABER!!! Thanks for helping me make a murder weapon to strike down my enemies and conquer the galaxy! YAY! âșïž
Lol. Love it.
Did you slice off your own arm with that thing?
Ohhh a light saber, that would come in handy if we get the zombie virus to stick it in a zombieâs brain
morale of the story: always look into the comments section first before proceed to watch any videos
He must really love that light bulb đ
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(As sung by the great musician, Billy Joel) đšâđ€đ€đ¶đŒđ”đč "We didn't start the fire...It was that one dude from CZcams tryin' to fix broken light bulbs..." đĄ
Omg your comment is hysterical. Thanks for the laugh đ
@@shelley2726 Haha ...glad it gave an "Uptown Girl" like you a chuckle đž
Yes please do this if you enjoy the ambience of a raging inferno in your home. Toasty!
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Geeeezaaaass YEAH LET'S ALL SHARE THIS TO FACEBOOK AND SEE HOW MANY FRIENDS WE CAN GET ELECTROCUTED đđđ
As soon as I saw side cutters being used to strip wire I knew this was a hackjob and probably unsafe... Yup.
I thought the exact same thing.
Hereâs a guy that spent a entire weekend binge watching MacGyver shows!
But do 50 other things before âjust putting aluminum foil on lightbulbâ, like taking a wire out and stripping it and use a C-clamp then turn around 3 times and do a jumping Jack then plug it in and in a few hours your house will burn down.
1. Other LEDs will start failing because you bypassed failed one(s).
2. If you were going to make an informative video you would test each LED and replace defective one(s)
I am all for repairing rather than replacing, it's better for the environment. There is, however a right and a wrong way to do it.
Wow amazing, a flameless candle! What next? A horseless carriage?
OR you can just go down to the gawddamned 99 Cent Store and buy another bulb. đ€ŠđŸââïž
Alex, can I have "when you're too cheap to buy a new light bulb" for $200.
Yes
I would do this too if my light bulb was $200đ
What sort of light bulb costs $200 đł
@@paulineevans1126 they were doing a jeapardy reference...đ€ŠđŒ
@@lukegleadall7647 it was a jeapardy reference... What is wrong with you people.
You should probably place a warning word in place of the word Amazed âŠ. like terrified, aghast. I followed the steps in this video exactly as shown. I canât remember everything that transpired but it looks like i have a halo or a visible aura when looking at my reflection, I canât remember if the light ever turned on but the blisters on my hand and burn hole in the carpet have me convinced it must have.
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I can't believe someone would make a video which could lead to a fire and possible death.
My thoughts exactly.
Oh I believe it.
You should check out "angle grinder hacks", and watch some videos showing some crazy dangerous ideas
That's the internet for ya baby, it's the Wild West!
Still waiting for the amazing part
This is dangerous and uneccessary. Teaching oeole to do this has great potential to cause a fire
As well as what the others are saying about safety and ease of buying, this totally reminds me of my brothers fooling around with old electrical, circuits, and even old tubes!
Best saved for bored rainy days for middle & high schoolers. đ
@Sherri - Yes! With parental supervision!
No!! Don't don't do this. Basically one of the LEDs has failed (probably from getting too hot or being overdriven). Firstly, using a piece of cable may work but is likely unsafe as often these are driven at full mains voltage (if you touch the connection or short it, you could get a shock). Next, if you HAVE determined a faulty led and taken it out of circuit, do it with solder and a link. Taping a piece of aluminium foil over is likely to cause arcing if it is being run at mains voltage as the tape heats up and doesn't make a good connection. Finally, if they are sharing the current, by taking one out of circuit, you end up overruling the remaining ones which will then fail quickly. If you are lucky, you won't cause a fire or get a shock.
The vast majority of white LEDs are driven at about 3V, and that is through a power supply. I have never seen mains voltage LEDs in consumer lamps.
None of the LEDs in this video are using mains voltage though...
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I think I want my three minutes and change back
@Wesley Hughes they often use a cheap capacitive dropper then put the LEDs in series to stop the inrush current. Basically each one runs at 3v but they share the 220/110 v at each point.
This reminds me of wrapping car fuses in silver foil when you run out of replacements
That was the excuse for having a Kit Kat in the car đ
Wasn't the a tv show...(perhaps Fury!) where somebody used a coin as a fuse replacement and the whole house burned down and they had to buy a whole brand new service panel!, too?
Amateur. You're supposed to replace it with a .22 bullet.
I've seen fuseboxes in the junkyard with screws in place of fuses
Yes, very dangerous!
I wonder how many people will electrocute themselves trying to do this
sooo... basically you took a lightbulb apart, and after what looks like a few hours of hard work, and many an electrical hazard, you finally got yourself a lightbulb. You must be a genius
If that would take you a few hours and you consider that hard work xml should just hang it up now ......literally. i'll supply the rope.
All of the videos on this channel can be summed up as. "How to do something illogically and possibly dangerously."
Pretty sad if checking continuity on a couple dozen connections, pulling lightly with pliers, and melting a single drop of solder takes you more than a few minutes, or constitutes "hard work"
@@octorokpie yea whatever
This should be taken down, someone's gonna end up dead trying this or even worse when it burns the house down :(
Why and what .. what is the gain? I dont see any benefit ? Just firehazard
Wouldn't it be safer, and easier to open your wallet and buy a new bulb? Unless you love the feeling of getting electrocuted
Also is easier and more convenient to buy a flashlight.
Getting electrocuted isnât really a concern as the housing is plastic and the LED runs on DC voltage. The real concern is possibly causing an issue with it being a fire hazard.
It's also why people won't be able to ever repair anything in the future because they never learned how to. But when money runs out due to an unstable economy you will wish this guy was around to fix your stuff lol
@@StevenThompsonXREI shut your shutting up
@@relicgamer2137 but he didn't fix anything! he took a perfectly working light bulb and made a slightly more dangerous light bulb.
As an electronic major.... Please don't do this EVER! get another bulb, being cheap is usually pretty dangerous when dealing with the electricity in your homeđ€·ââïž
Even with solder?
@@coronnation8854 the LED was burnt out from being overloaded or being too hot in general. I wouldn't use a jumper cable to fix that when you can legit spend $2 on a new bulb versus $500,000+ on a house
They must have a lot of time on their hands to do a dangerous thing like this, especially when you could go and buy a new bulb and be done
@@willielarimer7170 exactly! There are times where you have to bite the bullet and just get a new one.
@matt casey I wouldn't be surprised if one of my friends tried this, back in the 90s he wondered what would happen if he stuck a 9 volt battery to his braces, I'm surprised he survived his childhoodđ
As an electrician I must ask you all to NEVER USE ALUMINUM FOIL TO COMPLETE AN ELECTRICAL CIRCUIT!! FFS, doing that kind of stuff has burnt down so many buildings and lives. The solder trick would likely be fine but please for the love of God never use aluminum foil for anything electrical.
Does anyone know why we no longer use fuse blocks for houses anymore despite "S" type fuses being cheaper and more reliable? Answer because too many dipsticks had ideas like this video and started putting copper pennies under a blown fuse and ended up with a burnt down home and a dead family. So the real reason why we started to use breakers was to idiot-proof the electrical system.
How many times should I watch this before being amazed???
Good "Grow" bulbs have 150+ LEDs, cost $20-40 each and this technique could be useful for saving them
We used to do this with old tvs. The ones with the big boxes behind the screen. If the TV died, first thing was to find the fuse inside. You could replace the fuse, smart idea... but if your really smart, you just wrap foil around the dead fuse and bridge the gap. If my memory serves me right, eventually the foil burns out and stops working. Yay
How about replacing it with another led from damaged bulb
Or just buy a new one
Question? Does this "fix" change the full light spectrum? Does it make the bulb hotter?
It's for temporary
Yes, thatâs why they use fuses and breakers. Iâm sorry about your misfortune. But I do understand the frustration.
@@jackdurden466 Well ,I heard of a guy who cried because a fire burnt down HIS house, until he found 89 solid gold ingots buried beneath. "All that G-d Does is Good"
This might be different, LEDs don't generally generate much heat and use way less energy. It does depend on the bulb but for these ones are mostly warm to the touch when they run all day and typically run from 5-10watts but generate light as your traditional 60watt house bulb. It doesn't change the spectrum of the lights at all, it looks like it is just completing the circuit so the bulb works when you think it burns out. Only one of the LEDs fails which makes the entire circuit fail or flicker. So all you're doing is completing the circuit at least from what it looks like in the video. I have two LED bulbs that died on me, I will try this and see if it works.
Cheap LED's bulbs have started car fires, anything can happen. UL listed lights go threw various testing to prevent fire's.
The old round glass fuses that blew in a car were rigged with a foil gum wrapper to complete the circuit.
Solder yes, aluminum foil NO!
For real though huh?!? Solder over the connection gap for fuck sake lol
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@@dawhoda1 tin and lead
@@goldfieldgary or tin and a small part of copper for lead free solder
I don't see any aluminium foil
PSA: If you tried any of these and something happened, say a fire in your home, your home insurance wouldn't cover it. This is very dangerous for the average person to be messing with. I don't recommend it.
I wonder if you could sue the maker of this idiotic video? And CZcams.
Il ne faut pas mettre une résistance ? Pour compenser la consommation de la led manquante ?
I wonder how many people are going to burn their houses down to the ground trying this?
Repeat: DON'T TRY THIS AT HOME !
Absolutely! Try it at a neighbors house. Or work...
Then when you get it right, you're no longer trying at home. Simply doing
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Only Boss-Hater; Arsonists; People suffering with a mental disorder or Idiots would do this in someone else's property. đĄ
Trying at home
@@kevinwagner7333 cool
@@kevinwagner7333
Please contact The Samaritans first before you commit suicide.
Good luck dodging liability when someone Burns their house to the ground with their family in it after watching this video.
Sorry I just don't get what's being improved here?!
Human population?
So what does it do
Well, that was way less impressive than what I was expecting.
Did he just make a corded flashlight?
Using a hard to find, $8+ LED COB module you have to wait 6 weeks to arrive no less.
Just a giant flex of electrical knowledge and skillful application.
different ways to change things so they work the same?? whats the point??
The point is you can fix it and don't have to throw it away.
I think.youve missed the point.
Show me how to start an electrical fire with guaranteed accuracy.
Luxury and stupidity is expensive in life, hopefully people won't fall for it.....
If you want to make a fire, do this.
Screws it in a 1\4 turn saying it's dead. Probably never even made contact. It's probably fine
I like wireless flashlights
I did a similar thing on an electric welder. It had a circle of diodes with one burned out, these were very difficult to get replacements for do I just jumpered the faulty one and the welder runs on the other eight. It has worked fine for years even though each of the other diodes handles a tiny fraction more load.
Much easier to go buy a new welder
@@eisbeinGermany I wouldn't of thought so...
Is it safe though
No.
Yes, 100% safe... C'mon... Wtf do you think?!
@@shutitfukface said: "Yes, 100% safe... C'mon... "
Name checks out!
Does anyone even notice that this LED lightbulb đĄ is made of plastic? Now tell me that isnât a fire hazard in its own! Blows my mind!
Of course that is a commercial grade light bulb. And incompatible with most of the light fixtures common to most homes (bulbs you screw in.)
Depends on what country you're in.
In Australia we use both, mostly Bayonets though like he has in the video đ€·ââïž.
Penny under a burnt out fuse !?!
LMAO old school
I like how at first it's pretty easy, okay I have tin foil and then by the end it's like simply be an actual electrician
Makes me think about when they had screw in fuses and people used to replace the fuse with a penny .
Talk about some big fires.
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The test wire shows the LED that has failed. The wire is conducting the 1.5 volts across the burnt out LED, by the lighting up the working LEDS. And the foil tape is replacing the failed LED. Soldering is best and safest. Plus the lose of one LED gives an extra 1.5 volts to the other LEDS, making the lamp brighter.
Nice way to get you house on fire, would 100% recommend. So this dude just downgraded a good while light lightbulb for a peasant yellow and we're supposed to pretend that's amazing?
Would be nice if putting words like "backdoor trick to repair LED bulb" put in the heading . Price of a roll of aluminium foil compared to the cost of a new bulb lol
But then he wouldn't get all the sweet, sweet views...
@@ScottKowalczyk very true . I love new tech ideas coming from these guys . But this one reminds me more of what teachers would set assignments on than being practical.
I actually did this and...I'm sending this comment from Heaven right now.
Well music is great đ đ
Love it but although I have a toolbox I wouldn't risk it!!!
Don't try this guys, 8 out 10 times bulb will catch on đ„đ„đ„đ„
Desperate times call for desperate measures. đđ» Weâre all better for it.
The appreciation of science đ„°
Thank you for sharing!
Don't do it at HOME đ±
Right! Do it at a park, neighbors house, any government building....
Wait... you can buy a brand new LED bulb at the dollar store. I think my time is worth more than all that hassle
I love you Led Light.đĄđĄđ«đ€©đ€©đ€©đđ»đđ»đđ»
Buy a new bulb
Remember there is a report button, if you think this is dangerous in anyway
You are exactly what is wrong with the world today.
Love how this video was linked in the advertisements on a news mobile page.
Absolutely brilliant and ingenious! - love it guys! Yours gratefully, Stewart.
Well that was short
"You'll be amazed".
About what? I saw nothing interesting at all.
Thank goodness thereâs fast forward.
To think I just spent over 3 minutes of my night watching that
remote control car bana ka dekhao
Its like 5 bucks for an led bulb
They sell them at the 99 cent store lol
That is the stupidest fire hazard plug in flashlight. I want those 3 minutes and 20 seconds of my life back.
Never use tinfoil