Just Put Aluminum Foil on the Led Bulb and you will be amazed.

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

🔴This is just for experiment purposes do not try at home thank you…

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[braindamage_eclipse]

I am only amazed that I didn't stop this video after the first minute.

[MasonR]

Just imagine the look on your insurance agent's face after trying to claim fire damage from a "repaired led bulb".

[OGBlackBridge]

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.

[hezowo]

Great tips for burning the house down! Thanks 🙏

[sembalo]

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.

[EvilTwin]

When I get a flat tire I remove the tire, melt it down, remold it and then reinstall it.

[GoCRAZYfolks]

"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.

[assemblyghost]

What is the opposite of being amazed? That's what I am after this video.

[Seansmit]

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.

[adriankoch]

Darwin-award bonus points for replacing your fuses with pennies. "You won't believe what happens!"

[JsVideos]

Me thinks a match would be an easier and quicker way to start a fire 🤷

[LetTheWritersWrite]

Interesting for educational purposes but I'd never risk my family's safety for a $4 bulb.

[emmeencream]

The thumbnail made me think you could make the bulb into a disco light

[mayaretreat]

I love learning how to fix instead of replacing. I really appreciate this type of knowledge because it's in alignment with the idea fixing through understanding, Thank you !

[jeremytaylor]

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.

[elberttaylor]

Spelling error in the title: You'll almost CERTAINLY be "a-BLAZED!!" 🔥

[hellawaits]

Here’s a guy that spent a entire weekend binge watching MacGyver shows!

[photostudio]

This isn't going to burn down anyone's house because nobody is going through this much trouble to save an inexpensive light bulb.

[neilfarr]

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.

[notouchythechichis]

Electrocuting myself while turning down the water heater was a life lesson I’ll never forget.