LED light works perfectly when trigger is squeezed, but looks like it's flashing super fast when its on but the trigger isnt squeezed. Anyone else?
1015866
The LED light is supposed to work that way. It has a delay of about 30 seconds and remains on.
1015867
I've never seen a fast flashing. I squeeze the trigger, the light turns on and will time out. If it does the same thing with either battery, it could be a light issue, You should contact dewalt.com with your question.
1345211
I've had no problem with mine. Just had to plug it in and make sure I touch switch is flipped to ON and when you wrap your hand around the handle it should lower. One finger touch won't trigger it. You need to touch where the dots are or on the bottom of the handle. The sides of the handle won't trigger it either. I am literally using mine right now. I use it almost daily for my sewing projects. I just purchased it from Amazon a month ago and have had no issues with it raising and lowering. It's possible you got a faulty product.
1099955
It's not your battery. When the triggers only work for a few seconds or not at all, it is repair time and it isn't one a user can complete. I've run into this same issue and it involves electronics that you cannot access within the handles. It is quite infuriating. Sorry.
1777267
Is it working at all? Set it to most sensitive and quickly look at a bright light, start adjusting from thereI set mine about quarter sensitivity and between 9-10 on darknessany problems let us know
338300
My light did the same thing. I unscrewed the head with the LEDs from the body where the batteries are. I was checking for lose or burnt pieces. After I put it back together it started working and has worked fine ever since. I believe the lights worst problem is little to no quality control at the manufacturer.
1569044
Yes, if the LED display does not light up then there is probably something wrong with it, it should light up and you should be able to switch between modes/colors and control the strobe speed. Looks like you have to return this one, this is awesome though when it's working properly so don't go for another light just ask the seller to replace yours with another one.
2089682
I don't seem to have that problem. The laser must fit really snug and make sure it doesn't start to slide out and become loose. Also aim and then look above the sights to see if your laser is jumping around from trigger pull or have someone else watch. Hope this info is helpful
1971229
I'm not sure what to tell you on that one. But it is a manual flash. Plug-in a trigger and take some test shots with brightness settings and you will get dialed in pretty quick. Do you have any other specific questions that you need help with?
645394
I actually shimmed my button with little bits of plastic under the rubber cap, to make the button easier to activate. It's buried and quite stiff. I think you're far more likely to pop off the pocket clip and lose the clip. (happened twice on mine, lucky enough to find it again both times -- And I squeezed closed the part that holds onto the barrel to grip tighter, but i'm not sure of the effectiveness there.) Just make sure the light is INSIDE the pocket, and you should be okay to not lose the flashlight itself. :o)
2104121
Actually, I got mine at our local hardware and it was just the flashlight, no box or even instructions. Which brings me to my question, anybody know how to make it strobe? I've played with everything so far and no luck.
1206986
This is a "dumb" trigger. It has no TTL capability. So you would need to use the flashes in manual mode.
1000282
Depending on what you are using it for I would also add (even though you didn't ask) that sometimes the button doesn't keep the LED on unless you keep your finger or thumb on it. I have had several of these. I can't figure out why. Sometimes it's right out of the box, other times after changing the batteries, sometimes after dropping it and putting batteries back in. The switch (inside the compartment area where batteries go) always seems to work but when you pop it back together it still doesn't stay on. I think it's just the quality of the product because the switch on some seems looser so I am guessing it's from just mass production (you get a few duds). Worth the price with the free shipping though. Depending on what you are using it for I would also add (even though you didn't ask) that sometimes the button doesn't keep the LED on unless you keep your finger or thumb on it. I have had several of these. I can't figure out why. Sometimes it's right out of the box, other times after changing the batteries, sometimes after dropping it and putting batteries back in. The switch (inside the compartment area where batteries go) always seems to work but when you pop it back together it still doesn't stay on. I think it's just the quality of the product because the switch on some seems looser... » Read More Depending on what you are using it for I would also add (even though you didn't ask) that sometimes the button doesn't keep the LED on unless you keep your finger or thumb on it. I have had several of these. I can't figure out why. Sometimes it's right out of the box, other times after changing the batteries, sometimes after dropping it and putting batteries back in. The switch (inside the compartment area where batteries go) always seems to work but when you pop it back together it still doesn't stay on. I think it's just the quality of the product because the switch on some seems looser so I am guessing it's from just mass production (you get a few duds). Worth the price with the free shipping though. « Show Less
1034043
Yes the light works good. It shines right below the bit that is in the chuck. If you look at how its positioned, just above the trigger, it shines straight ahead. Its a bright light.
2160814
I believe you have a defective light. I love mine. It only has on and off features.
2048641
Yes. Both. The LED stays lit on both for about 10-12 seconds after you release the trigger.
83399
You tried holding it for a couple seconds? I just tried mine and I held it for a couple seconds (no more than 5) and the hour started flashing. If that isn't working then yes I would say you should return it. I would definitely suggest getting another though cause I am very happy with mine.
2133336
I have these in 2 lamp fixtures where one is a regular lamp using a motion sensor and I do notice that the LED lamp lights a fraction of a second behind the regular bulb but no flashing for mine, although I have only used one of the bulbs in the case I ordered. hope that is of some help.....