12-11-2019, 07:18 PM
You've not given much detail as to your setup, so much of this will be guesswork, or I'm suggesting things you've already tried.
To check the light String- swap over the string to another channel to see if the lights are still dim. If so, check the end connections/wires for damage. If they light up to full brilliance, then look at the connection to your channel on the controller that they were originally connected to. If they went into a DC Outlet (2.1mm socket), then check the connection of the 'Tail' in your controller. If the connection is good, then try swapping the 'Tail' with a known good one from another channel. If the Light string works now, then you have a dodgy DC outlet 'Tail'.
If there's no difference, then it could be moisture near the MOSFET for that channel.
Hope that helps
Sandy
To check the light String- swap over the string to another channel to see if the lights are still dim. If so, check the end connections/wires for damage. If they light up to full brilliance, then look at the connection to your channel on the controller that they were originally connected to. If they went into a DC Outlet (2.1mm socket), then check the connection of the 'Tail' in your controller. If the connection is good, then try swapping the 'Tail' with a known good one from another channel. If the Light string works now, then you have a dodgy DC outlet 'Tail'.
If there's no difference, then it could be moisture near the MOSFET for that channel.
Hope that helps
Sandy