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First time using WLED. I'm using the "WLED RGBCCT Analog and Digital Light Strip Controller" and am trying to drive a WS2805 RGB+CCT LED strip. The only way I can get the LED strip to light up is to choose the PWM RGB+CCT option. This works, but only recognises 1x LED - so I can control the entire strip, but not individual segments. If I choose WS2805 and save, the LEDs flash white briefly and then do nothing. If I try to add an additional LED output (1st = PWM RGCCT / 2nd = WS2805), I can set the length etc of the WS2805, however nothing happens when adjusting this segment. I've tried both a 12v / 1.5amp wall plug and a direct 12v 34amp power supply. I'm using the latest firmware - WLED_0.15.1_ESP32-C3 Am I doing something wrong?

Hey everyone, I recently picked up a Eureka vacuum cleaner, but unfortunately, the box didn’t include a user manual. I’ve been trying to figure things out on my own, but some of the features and attachments are not that straightforward. For example, there are several cleaning modes, and I’m not completely sure how to switch between them properly. I also noticed that the dust container has a couple of release points, and I don’t want to risk damaging it by forcing anything. Does anyone know where I can find a reliable and clear manual that walks through setup, cleaning, and maintenance steps? Having one would make things a lot easier, especially for keeping the device in good condition long-term.

I have two of these plugs (possibly 3) that are broken. One would not turn on the relay. I tried updating the firmware via OTA and got stuck in SAFEBOOT mode. I did a "reset 1" and no change (came back in SAFEBOOT. I did a "reset 2" and it did not come back. Nothing at all. No lights, no access point, no response to ping, no web UI. I tried plugging/unplugging 6-10 times quickly, no change. I tried holding the hardware button down for 30+ seconds and nothing. The other one I have the relay appears to have stopped working. It would not stay on and kept shutting off. Now I cannot get it to turn the relay on even under just a lightbulb load. Tasmota is working and I can toggle but nothing is happening. Is there a way to open these devices to inspect or access for direct firmware upgrade? I didn't want to physically break into it, not sure if they are glued or should they pop apart? Unless someone has other thoughts on how to revive them? Thank you! -Tim