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### My LEDs act funny and flicker randomly.
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#### Reason 1
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If you use an external 5V power supply for your LEDs, please connect the GND of power supply, LEDs, and ESP.
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Otherwise, the LEDs can't read the data signal from the ESP.
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#### Reason 2
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The ESP8266 is a 3.3V microcontroller while the WS2812B LED uses 5V.
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I have personally got away with this in most cases, but you should technically add a level shifter.
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#### Reason 2
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#### Reason 3
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If they don't flicker, but display funny colors, try switching between RGB/RGBW modes in LED settings.
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#### Reason 3
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#### Reason 4
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On your strip, Red and Green or other colors might be reversed. See [#14](https://github.com/Aircoookie/WLED/issues/14).
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#### Reason 4
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#### Reason 5
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You use an ESP32. The support is not yet finalized and you may run into issues.
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### Not all my LEDs turn on.
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#### Reason 2
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There is currently a strange bug which may cause LED 3 and 4 to be always off.
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It may be worked around by power-cycling a few times.
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It may be worked around by power-cycling a few times.
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#### Reason 3
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An LED in your chain may be broken. Try another strip or removing the first LED that doesn't light up. Make sure you are in solid effect mode and the LED count is set high enough first!
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