I purchased this kit in Oct and it worked great until last night. I checked and need a relay assembly. There is no output to the ballast and the fuse is OK. If I bypass the relay the light power on. What is the warranty or can I just purchase the relay? thanks I purchased this kit in Oct and it worked great until last night. I checked and need a relay assembly. There is no output to the ballast and the fuse is OK. If I bypass the relay the light power... » Read More I purchased this kit in Oct and it worked great until last night. I checked and need a relay assembly. There is no output to the ballast and the fuse is OK. If I bypass the relay the light power on. What is the warranty or can I just purchase the relay? thanks « Show Less
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I will look the kit that I purchaced over this weekend. I suspect that I can steer you to s relay.
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My kit failed too. Lasted 4 months. I just hook the stock lights back up. Had a bulb go bad can't find the 6000k 55w bulbs separate. You could try to find just the relay.
1890360
This kit comes with a one year warranty. I'm sure if you contact Innovited, they will take care of you.
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Jerry, I realize your question has been answered quite thoroughly by 4 other posters, but I thought I would add my 2 cents worth. As James R. suggested, I would also simply call Cooper Lighting (at 1-800-334-6871)or e-mail them at www.cooperlighting.com if you do not need to install the light immediately. In my experience, most distributors have been very good at sending replacement parts at no cost. If you need the parts faster, then as already mentioned, it is generally quite easy to find the mounting tube and cap at most hardware stores. Return to Amazon is always an option, but I would still call the the maker first since it is the easiest. Sorry for repeating what has already been said. I really just wanted to support the other responders. Good luck.
1091786
Ha you no I didn't get a dang thing with it just the ballast in a box. It works really great but I have no idea about any warranty or anything about it
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Check for a warranty, if you would be organized enough to claim on it. FWIW, we had extremely good service out of the ones we bought years and years ago. Not sure if manufacturing has changed. My child was a toddler when we bought them, and he's almost out of the teen years old now. A few times through all those years, we've noticed a few bugs and unplugged it and plugged it in and it's started working again; or plugged it in for a couple of weeks in a different area of this house when I started seeing a few bugs in far flung areas. (My limit is 3 bugs before I react.) We JUST ordered a replacement for one unit. I started seeing a few bugs this Summer. The lights on the unit were not acting as they had in the past. (There's a pattern to the lights if you watch it.) This time, unplugging it did not reset it -- not sure if it finally failed or if that unit got hit by lightning. This time, the electronics guy here said it had really failed. Of course, with any electronics, no telling if the newer made units are manufactured elsewhere or with different components. So I can't predict quality of the newer units. It's worth a try imo because two of these units have kept my large house bug-free (other than spiders in the ceiling and ants coming in the back door), never sprayed any insecticides, for... 16 - 18 yrs? I hope the new units give as good service! (Said engineer is going to open the failed unit up and see if it's simply a capacitor or something repairable when he gets time. Just curiosity. The schematics are available online now if you search for the patent. But we just went ahead and bought a new unit. )
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Check to verify the circuit has power and if it does, replace the entire light. Reminder: The photo cell will only turn the light on at night and then only after a time delay and a functioning ballast. (Ballast is probably the problem and most easily fixed by replacement of the entire light. Save the photo cell as a spare.)
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Not sure how long is the warranty on this, but if you have any problem with the lights you can always call them and they will be able to help and even send you a new kit. I have called them before and they send me a new kit without cost. They do well on customer service.
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Buy a new one. When these have anything go wrong, it is cheaper to buy a new one than try and fix. I had problems with the light on mine, and it was not the light, but something in the wiring. I purchased a new one from Amazon. Very happy
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Yes. I read somewhere where it will show somekind of code error if you dont use. I got tha relay harness and installed it and couldnt get but one high beam to come on and no low beam. Took it back off until i have time to fool with it. I think tha problem is me tho.
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I had problems with my OPT7 55W system. Problem 1: Bad Ballast. Trouble shoot by switching ballasts & lamps to detemine if this is a problem. Contact Opt7 & they will send a replacement. Problem 2: Power & Ground from existing wiring harness to Ballast. Eliminate as many connectors & splice wires directly to each other. Install relay to get power from a reliable source. Ground negative side to reliable ground point.
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Yes, but the question of the day is...... Will the ballast be bad as 6 of 10 fixtures that I received did not work! I spent another $160 on ballast......
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Hamhock is correct; not to be found in your average retail store at all. Also, if possible before ordering- make sure it is the bulb you need and not the ballast! I bought two bulbs only to find out later it was the ballast which had failed, argh!
1766754
Unfortunately I have had no problem with my HID ballast. Try contacting the manufactor.
1825227
I had the same problem. I replaced the bulb. It works for a while. Now it is going off and then back on again. I believe the ballast may be bad.
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I had the same issue (turn off after a few minutes). I called a Samsung tech rep and they told me to replace the bulb. I did that and had the same issue. I called Samsung again and they recommended I replaced the ballast, so I bought this and replaced it and still had the same issue. When I called Samsung again, they said I now have to take it to someone for service because the control board had to be replaced. I decided it wasn't worth any more money, so after over $100 in parts and a few hours of my time, my TV ended up in a recycling center. If you have a Samsung DLP, you can look through some online forums and see that this is a common problem with these units. I had the same issue (turn off after a few minutes). I called a Samsung tech rep and they told me to replace the bulb. I did that and had the same issue. I called Samsung again and they recommended I replaced the ballast, so I bought this and replaced it and still had the same issue. When I called Samsung again, they said I now have to take it to someone for service because the control board had to be replaced. I decided it wasn't worth any more money, so after over $100 in parts and a few hours of my time, my TV ended up in a recycling center. If you have a Samsung DLP, you can look... » Read More I had the same issue (turn off after a few minutes). I called a Samsung tech rep and they told me to replace the bulb. I did that and had the same issue. I called Samsung again and they recommended I replaced the ballast, so I bought this and replaced it and still had the same issue. When I called Samsung again, they said I now have to take it to someone for service because the control board had to be replaced. I decided it wasn't worth any more money, so after over $100 in parts and a few hours of my time, my TV ended up in a recycling center. If you have a Samsung DLP, you can look through some online forums and see that this is a common problem with these units. « Show Less
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Sounds like either the bulb or the ballast is going bad. More then likely its the ballast, but double check all your connections and make sure you use some dielectric grease on the connections. After that you could try switching either the ballast or the bulb to the opposite side and see if you still have the same problem. The problem should follow which ever part is bad.
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Make sure you get a good quality ballast set! Cheap ballasts aren't worth it. I bought a cheap $20 eBay kit and one ballast died and fried the bulb within a year. Both the bulbs weren't operating 100% either. Kensun seems to be the go-to brand. You do get your money worth. Make sure they are warrantied for at least 3 years.
1320174
I went thru the same ordeal. Finally I got rid of the fan/light. I spent a week and many dollars trying to get my lights to work. Bulbs, ballasts took it all apart and nothing. Wish I had the answer.