I got an LED tester that the voltage keeps fluctuating from 0 - 300V before placing the probe on the LED strip. I would have to orientate the tester in a way it held the charge to 300V. I got annoyed and pulled it open and a pin from the coil is loose. Any idea what this part is? I'd hate to spend $44 to replace it from shopjimmy if I can replace it that part for a few bucks.
GJ2C LED Tester coil part
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