Hi Hamid!
An external LED to signal an error state sounds like a great idea. Matias' FED3Watcher is a good solution too! But if you want a stand-alone LED on each FED3 it is very easy to attach an LED to the output port. I often connect an LED to visually test new pulsing schemes. Here's a BNC port-FED3 with an LED on the BNC port:
Or on the newer 3.5mm audio port you can make the external LED a bit smaller:
You can connect any simple 2-wire LED to the port. Just connect the positive lead of the LED to the positive terminal of the BNC or audio jack, and the negative to the ground terminal. Now you can call fed3.BNC(delay, number); to blink the LED whenever you want. You could also just turn it on by calling digitalWrite(14, HIGH) if/when the FED3 jams (ie: motorturns > 30), or the battery is getting low (ie: measuredvbat <3.6). Post back if you get this going and it's useful!