SOLVED - Digital pin not going high after being connected to level converter

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EDIT: I figured out my problem. LV1 and GND were shorted. Whoops.

I am having issues using this 5v to 3.3v logic level converter. I have hooked it up as follows (forgive the lack of schematic. What do you recommend as a quick and easy way to put a schematic together?)

Pin 3 >> HV1
Arduino GND >> GND
Arduino 5V >> 5V
External 3.3V >> 3.3V (external because I will be powering multiple rfid boards and the on board 3.3V is not enough. The external supply and Arduino have common ground)

I am testing with this sketch:

void setup(){
  Serial.begin(9600);
  pinMode(3, OUTPUT);
}

void loop(){
  Serial.println("high");
  digitalWrite(3, HIGH);
  delay(2000);
  Serial.println("low");
  digitalWrite(3, LOW);
  delay(2000);
}

When I don't have the level converter hooked up, pin 3 reads around 5V when high, so I'm pretty sure nothing has been fried on the Arduino. When I do hook up the converter, pin 3 reads at around .25V when the pin goes high. What might cause this?

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EDIT: I figured out my problem. LV1 and GND were shorted. Whoops.

Does that mean that the issue is solved? If so, you can edit the thread title to say so.