The simplest circuit, 4 elements and a power supply (battery from an old phone 3.7 volts):
Transformer with ATX from a computer PSU
Any LED that looks at you
Two resistors per 100 Ohms, one limiting power does not matter, as does the polarity of the LED.
A transistor is inserted into the nozzle, if the LED lights up, then all the Hoods, if it doesn’t light up, it’s not quite Hood, even very ... It is important not to confuse the polarity.
And transistors with reverse conductivity are checked in the same way, only the polarity changes (turn over by a turn). Good luck