bought on July 13th and mounted it inside van window, one of the LED cells is out already. less than 30 min run time, can it be changed out easily?
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Call the company let them know. It should be replaced by them. If not contact Amazon to get your money back. That's a defective part. Replacement will most likely be,a hard 30$ if not more.
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That would be my guess (but i'm no expert). did you put in a new battery or is this the old one? i didn't have any lighting issues, but my battery was new. it did take 24 hours for my security alarm (where i put the new battery) to reset itself, but your issue could be completely different. sorry i can't be more help.
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The LED light source is not user replaceable. It lasts a long, long time. If the LED light source fails, the entire desk lamp would have to be replaced.Regards,LEDwholesalers
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I just checked it and it is a row of LEDs. Have no idea how to have it replaced.
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I wouldn't suggest changing the screen yourself, you basically have to take all of the parts out of it to change it and you have to change out the LED as well.
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I've had to replace two batteries in the first six months of use. You just unscrew 4, small Phillips screws from the backside of the light, and pull off the metal, then plastic back pieces to expose the guts of the unit. The battery is a AAA, 600mah, 1.2V, NiMH cell that can be popped out, and replaced. Sometimes there is a bit of hot melt glue from the mounting of one of the LED's that will hold the cell in place, but you can cut thru it with a razor blade.The units are working well, in our hostile Arizona sun, and I'm glad I bought the 10 pack, because I've got a couple of spares. By the way, upon receipt, one of the units was DOA, so I'd plan for the possibility when ordering. I've had to replace two batteries in the first six months of use. You just unscrew 4, small Phillips screws from the backside of the light, and pull off the metal, then plastic back pieces to expose the guts of the unit. The battery is a AAA, 600mah, 1.2V, NiMH cell that can be popped out, and replaced. Sometimes there is a bit of hot melt glue from the mounting of one of the LED's that will hold the cell in place, but you can cut thru it with a razor blade.The units are working well, in our hostile Arizona sun, and I'm glad I bought the 10 pack, because I've got a couple of... » Read More I've had to replace two batteries in the first six months of use. You just unscrew 4, small Phillips screws from the backside of the light, and pull off the metal, then plastic back pieces to expose the guts of the unit. The battery is a AAA, 600mah, 1.2V, NiMH cell that can be popped out, and replaced. Sometimes there is a bit of hot melt glue from the mounting of one of the LED's that will hold the cell in place, but you can cut thru it with a razor blade.The units are working well, in our hostile Arizona sun, and I'm glad I bought the 10 pack, because I've got a couple of spares. By the way, upon receipt, one of the units was DOA, so I'd plan for the possibility when ordering. « Show Less
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Well it uses LED bulbs, Two of them. I really don't know if you can replace them, there may be a way to get into the housing but I would not buy any right now. Even if you left the light on for 24 hours a day you would get at least 10 years out of them, and with most normal use of a LED bulb it is more like 30 years. So my suggestion would be to hold off.
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Led replacement I am unsure about but replacing batteries seems easy, just take battery out and look at the serial code and match at Walmart, radioshack or anywhere else that sells button type batteries
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You should be able to just take out the old light and replace it with the LED with whatever your old light had.. The package that your LED has i think 3 different parts to fit and its made universal. If you still can't figure it out youtube is usually a good source. Hope you find it bud! :)
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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.
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I love my over, however, I have never had to change the light so I can't answer this question and I can't check mine as I am out of town for 4 weeks. I am so sorry I couldn't help at this time....Have you checked the book? Or check with the company directly. Judy
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I would ask the seller. These are LED lights so they can't just be replaced. If its new the unit may be bad. Sorry
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wow- I've had different LEDs for as long as 4+ years now. None dead. I'd definitely contact whoever you bought it from. they should replace it if they;re decent...
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LED modules are not available separately. Usually the entire fixture would need to be replaced.
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I've consulted with an electronics technician. He says a part that controls the power to the LED is the problem, but it'll be tough to identify and replace (and cost more than the light itself). The LED on mine is actually still good (it lights up dimly, same as yours).
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The LED is a small panel that appears to be mounted on the reflector. I don't think it is replaceable.
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I have called LED Wolesalers and talked to the guy's there, They are very helpful. Any question that you have they can answer.