How to Test Your Puddle Lights: A Step-by-Step Guide
Items You Need
AC Adapter with 12V Output with Circuit Tester
You can shop it from here or you can always find it from your local store.
Cables:
You need cables to connect it to Adapter you find them at your local store or here make sure they work with your AC Adapter
Small Alligator Clips:
You will need small alligator clips you can shop them here or get it from local store. Smaller the better.
Step 1: Connect the AC Adapter
Plug the AC adapter into a wall outlet to ensure a steady 12V output.
Step 2: Attach the Alligator Clips
Securely connect the small alligator clips to the wires of the AC adapter. Make sure the connections are firm to avoid any loose contact.
Step 3: Locate the Puddle Lights Connection
Inspect the connection point of the puddle lights. You should be able to see where the wires connect to the light assembly.
Step 4: Connect the Alligator Clips to the Puddle Lights
Carefully attach the small alligator clips from the AC adapter to the wires of the puddle lights. This is where the smaller clips will come in handy, allowing for a secure and precise connection.
Step 5: Test the Puddle Lights
If the puddle lights do not come on, try adjusting the alligator clips. Sometimes it can be challenging to get a proper connection in tight spaces. Ensure the clips are making good contact with the wires.
Step 6: Troubleshoot and Double Check
If your puddle lights are still not turning on, please ensure your connections are secure and try wiggling the clips to improve contact. Additionally, double-check the specifications of your puddle lights to confirm the required output voltage. While most puddle lights operate up to 12V, using the wrong voltage can prevent them from turning on.
We hope this guide helps! It’s the easiest way to test your puddle lights connection.
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