1) Check whether your
power source is connected properly. Also check the voltage level
of your battery.
2) Refer to the
Instruction Manual / Component List that came together with our
product. Make sure that all components are placed at the correct
positions and take note of the polarities of the components
(positive and negative).
3) Check your
soldering. Make sure that all the legs of the components are
soldered firmly on the PCB (Printed Circuit Board). Check with
our soldering guide for more information on the correct method
of soldering.
4) Check for
short-circuit. Scrutinize the back part of the PCB board to see
whether there are any copper lanes connected together by mistake
whilst soldering. Metal fragments stuck to the board may also
cause a short-circuit. Make sure the back part of your PCB is
always kept clean.
5) Check for any sign
of component damage. Damage to components may occur if the
circuit is connected incorrectly or during soldering. Take
special care when soldering components such as ICs and
Transistors.
6) If your project
still fails to function, you can contact out technical staff for
specific guidance / advice.
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