Can one easily replace the LED's if one goes out?
841241
Easily? No. But it can be done. A few screws (more like 15) and the plastic board comes off the aluminum shell and then a few ribbons to disconnect and you gain access to the LEDs and circuit board.
841242
No, not to replace. When LED fails complete swap during warranty, afterwards go live with it.LEDs on the Ks seem to fail quite often.
841243
No, not to replace. When LED fails complete swap during warranty, afterwards go live with it. LEDs on the Ks seem to fail quite often.
594676
Hi there. If you're handy with tools, you MIGHT be able to replace it, assuming you could find the same 5-watt LED part. But it's not designed to be replaced. However, not to worry! Unless there are manufacturing defects, you should get many, many thousands (25,000 - 30,000) of hours of use from this bulb - LEDs for all practical purposes last "forever" and don't need changing due to burning out like regular incandescent and flourescent bulbs. By the time this would wear out, in 15-20 years for most people, LED lamps will be dirt cheap and universal so replacement of the whole fixture would be the way to go. In short - don't worry about it! It may, however, have manufacturing defects - but that's what warranties are for.
1425938
Yes. You can replace just the bulb. See videos on youtube of how it is done.
2282076
It would take a little skill with a soldering iron but they can be disconnected. There are cooler master fans without leds.
1634113
I don't think so...they are LED's and therefore not consumer replaceable...However, LED's usually last ...nearly forever!
745420
It's an array of many LEDs combining to make the bright light- if a few went out, you probably wouldn't notice. They are not replaceable unless you're handy with a soldering iron and comfortable opening it up.
916198
LED modules are not available separately. Usually the entire fixture would need to be replaced.
621213
It has a set of 4 LED's with a life expectancy of many thousand hours,and as such are not replaceable. One or more of the other operating parts or features of the light will most likely cause the unit to need replacement long before the LED's cause any problems.
621218
It's LED so you really can't unless you want to break the soldering gun out and solder new ones in. I don't believe it was made to replace.
1270697
They are LEDs so not not user replaceable. But they will probably outlast the lamp itself.
1110600
I would certainly have to assume that the circuitry is not user serviceable, and any attempt to change the LED would void the Duracell warranty.
1372468
Hello,The LED Lights cannot be replaced for other types. Thanks for the question,ALCOVE LIGHTING
1372777
I'm not sure the LED is replaceable but there should be a driver inside the back of it similar to a ballast on a flouresent fixture might be the problem.
828858
I'm sorry but I cannot answer this question for sure. We no longer have the packaging that it came inBut I am thinking that once the LED goes out, it's done. Maybe that is why they are fairly inexpensive.
594673
Hi there. If you're handy with tools, you MIGHT be able to replace it, assuming you could find the same 5-watt LED part. But it's not designed to be replaced.However, not to worry! Unless there are manufacturing defects, you should get many, many thousands (25,000 - 30,000) of hours of use from this bulb - LEDs for all practical purposes last "forever" and don't need changing due to burning out like regular incandescent and flourescent bulbs.By the time this would wear out, in 15-20 years for most people, LED lamps will be dirt cheap and universal so replacement of the whole fixture would be the way to go.In short - don't worry about it! It may, however, have manufacturing defects - but that's what warranties are for. Hi there. If you're handy with tools, you MIGHT be able to replace it, assuming you could find the same 5-watt LED part. But it's not designed to be replaced.However, not to worry! Unless there are manufacturing defects, you should get many, many thousands (25,000 - 30,000) of hours of use from this bulb - LEDs for all practical purposes last "forever" and don't need changing due to burning out like regular incandescent and flourescent bulbs.By the time this would wear out, in 15-20 years for most people, LED lamps will be dirt cheap and universal so... » Read More Hi there. If you're handy with tools, you MIGHT be able to replace it, assuming you could find the same 5-watt LED part. But it's not designed to be replaced.However, not to worry! Unless there are manufacturing defects, you should get many, many thousands (25,000 - 30,000) of hours of use from this bulb - LEDs for all practical purposes last "forever" and don't need changing due to burning out like regular incandescent and flourescent bulbs.By the time this would wear out, in 15-20 years for most people, LED lamps will be dirt cheap and universal so replacement of the whole fixture would be the way to go.In short - don't worry about it! It may, however, have manufacturing defects - but that's what warranties are for. « Show Less
1020199
Short answer is no. Long answer is yes, IF you are mechanically and electronically inclined and don't mind soldering them in place yourself. LEDS should last for years, so I wouldn't worry too much about replacing them, just buy a new sign in 10 or 12 years
972349
You cannot! When the unit fails, you toss it. These are disposable like printers. It does not pay to fix them. The lamp is all sealed, nothing to service. The reasoning behind this is that LED's last a few thousand hours and should give you about 3-5 years of service with normal use.