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![]() The LED pad is about $60.
I'll post up the instructions later on how to test which pad is the one with the burnt out LED.
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![]() That would be greatly appreciated
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#3
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![]() To identify which LED pad is the problem:
The pads are in series, so when one is done, they will all stop working. Try bypassing a pad by shorting it. Use a copper wire and connect B+ to B-. When you bypass the faulty pad, the others will light. When you remove the cover, you will see the connections are labeled. So just follow the steps above. I used this method to isolate and replace a faulty pad. I'm a cable guy, so I just used a small piece of copper core from a piece of coax
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![]() I had my blue channel die on both of my units after around 2 years. Maxspect did replace the control board I think. My LEDs looked burnt almost, the area around each of the blue diodes was cracked. Didnt end up replacing the light pod and they have worked for the last 6 months like new.
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![]() I am an electrician aswell so shouldnt be a big deal just never dealt with lights like this. Are all the terminals labeled a(+)(-) and b (+)(-)? I havent quite opened up the fixture itself yet as i wanted to contact maxspect and see what they said.
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![]() Yup it's all labelled.
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