what about replacing the electrolite ?
308683
we tried it and it didn't work - we ended up just replacing all of the batteries.
308684
sorry i am not sure about that, maybe you can contact the seller on the item and they can help you, we just bought the repair kit from him.
654056
I didn't see anything about replacing the light in the documentation I kept. When my lamp burns out I'll contact the manufacturer, Conoco, to determine what is needed.
1748434
The flash is user replaceable. The bulbe can be replaced, both of them - the modeling light and the flash portion!
1789491
Yes, there is a replacement for just the light unit. You can find the item listing by entering the product number: B004HSYGFQ into the searchbar.
1044772
That's the problem with this flashlight. They don't offer a replacement bulb. They should publicize this fact before anyone has to buy this item.
1121072
There was a leaflet that came with my tank which shows how to order replacement from the factory. I can't find it or the website now. I was planning to just get one of the bubble lights on Amazon instead.
244249
surely the company lello should be able to replace it. call customer service
2073175
my apologies. I thought I was answering "yes I will respond" when I clicked on the yes button. I do not believe the light can be replaced. In fact, the first lamp had a crushed light and a replacement lamp was sent.
20319
Just contact Lamps Plus for help. They are great at supplying replacements.
64505
I would get the LED seperate from the air wand so if 1 goes out then you only have to replace that part...good luck!
454104
The first time I had the "electrical" problem, I replaced the handle with hose AND the wand they were attached to; the second time I tried just replacing the wand; now it's time to take action again ... which means I'm "shopping". My advice to previous quesioners ... don't buy the Electrolux Oxygen or any other Electrolux model. It's not the same machine it was when my parents bought it and it lasted forever. It is Eureka, and it is junk! I forgot to mention, I also had an electrical problem while it was still under warranty that someone else fixed, so that means the electrical short I'm on now is actually the 4th one (in 3 years). The first time I had the "electrical" problem, I replaced the handle with hose AND the wand they were attached to; the second time I tried just replacing the wand; now it's time to take action again ... which means I'm "shopping". My advice to previous quesioners ... don't buy the Electrolux Oxygen or any other Electrolux model. It's not the same machine it was when my parents bought it and it lasted forever. It is Eureka, and it is junk! I forgot to mention, I also had an electrical problem while it was still under warranty that someone else fixed, so that means the... » Read More The first time I had the "electrical" problem, I replaced the handle with hose AND the wand they were attached to; the second time I tried just replacing the wand; now it's time to take action again ... which means I'm "shopping". My advice to previous quesioners ... don't buy the Electrolux Oxygen or any other Electrolux model. It's not the same machine it was when my parents bought it and it lasted forever. It is Eureka, and it is junk! I forgot to mention, I also had an electrical problem while it was still under warranty that someone else fixed, so that means the electrical short I'm on now is actually the 4th one (in 3 years). « Show Less
1209596
You can't replace the LED element - it's all built in and not like a light bulb. When it conks out, the lamp is done. But it's going to last a very very long time, so don't worry.
913326
Sorry, I haven't had to replace anything on this fixture. If you could write directly to the manufacturer, it might solve your dilemma.
2071967
Haven't had to change mine yet but think directions say replace. May try vacuuming when ready.
1122225
It will have much lower current draw, be brighter and fit. Bulb life is also in the thousands of hours. One of my best changes.
1302952
Not sure. I don't think the internals are replaceable, and the kits sold for fixing lamps may not be compatible at the mechanical level. You may have to buy a new one.
64540
Throw it. When you can't find it, it's fixed. No actually, I have never had one last long enough to deplete that tiny integrated battery which can't be replaced anyway. I guess just replace the filter every couple months and press on without the light...