(the LED lights should light up in a different color than red, but it should be fixed by the end of this guide) Start by unplugging and replugging the LED controller back (this is not essential for the reprogramming process but you might want to do that, just in case the loose connection is causing the problem).However, the LED controller itself needs reprogramming. In that case, the remote should be okay and paired with your LED light strip. If you’re using a 44 or 24 key LED strip remote, the LED might be responding to the remote control but some or all the colors are incorrect. Press and hold down both “SPEED-” “SPEED +” for a few seconds until the indicator blinks once (this step might change depending on the pairing instructions in your manual)ģ.Replug the LED controller and reinstall the batteries.Unplug the dimming wire (LED controller) from both ends.Disconnect the power from the LED strip.In this case, the remote lights would be working fine but the LED strip isn’t responding at all. Most LED strip remotes have a relatively unstable pairing system, where it unpairs itself from the LED strip receiver whenever the battery level is low or the connection is loose. Just like with remotes for ceiling fan lights and other devices, making sure everyone is friends is important. The vast majority of these batteries use CR2025 batteries, which are affordable and widely available. The solution here is to simply replace the old battery with a fresh one. If your remote has an indicator light on it, you’ll notice that it’s not lighting up when you press the buttons. LED strip remotes can be left in storage for a long time before you buy it, so the battery may start draining if it’s not totally sealed with the tiny plastic sheet (designed to keep electrons from flowing out of the battery during idle time). If they’re working alright, here are some of the reasons why your remote isn’t working and possible solutions to the problem: 1. Simply unplug and replug the whole system and make sure that it lights up with all colors or try it out with a replacement remote. The first thing you need to do is to make sure that your LED strip itself isn’t faulty. Let’s dive right in! Top 5 Reasons Why LED Light Remotes May Stop Working To help you with the process of diagnosing and fixing the problem, I’ll walk you through some of the tried-and-true ways to tackle the problem to regain control of your LED light strip. The problem is, in some cases, you may find the LED light strip remote not working, which can be quite frustrating! They usually come in large rolls and can be easily controlled by a remote. LED lights are one of the best ways to add a dash of subtlety and personalization to your room.
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