After a year outside the photocell has failed. Can I get a replacement photocell without replacing the light?
1870859
Yes, you can get a replacement photo cell at Home Depot or any electrical supply.
1870860
You need to contact customer service or their technical support at Lithonia. I have contacted the technical support department in the past.
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.
1804833
I am not sure, have not had to replace the battery since I got the light. You may try Radio Shack.
1876710
I doubt it. The photocell is right in the middle so maybe with a big enough piece of electrical tape but then you would be covering some of the emitters. For the price it may be worth a try.
1657629
I would love to buy anyone's that has stopped working somehow. I've bought 2 and my lights keep going out. I'm looking to cannibalize another to get my lights working again. I NEED my lights to work. It seems so simple inside, seems like a repair person could fix it easy enough. I could fix mine but I don't feel like learning to solder.
216808
I'm not too sure. I'm just using the light with the photocell. I suppose you can cover the photocell with some dark tape allowing the light to be continuously on and operate it via a switch.
1133848
If you have had the solar cell in sunlight then they are broken. I would ask for replacement. Ours worked right out of the box with no problem.
1577804
Hi Alan, you can bypass the photocell be opening the fixture and unplugging it. Another simple way is to put some black tape directly over the photocell on the outside of the fixture! - Regards - Barry, Brodwax on Amazon
1599229
I had my unit for more than a year. Lost the ability to charge. Called tech support, was told the battery was dead. No solution. I stick with battery operated lights now thanks to two rechargables going bad (the other was a different brand).
895596
I don't think you can..mine quit working withing a couple of months.so I just gave up and disconnected the light park. I guess that's what we get for buying cheap stuff without warranty. =(
969341
My understanding is, you'll need to contact Stanley (ph is on the spotlight instructions) to determine if you're still under warranty and send the unit in for replacement. There are no consumer batteries available that you can just go buy and replace that I'm aware of, this is what Stanley told me when I tried. My light was past warranty, so its just a doorstop now.
1431214
I haven't needed to replace mine.....I would look at the Daylight website to see if there is one and/or get the customer service number and inquire.
2177625
I don't know. After a year one of mine died due to water leakage into the solar cells
1579364
don't know for sure. I've had two installed for about 6 months and one started to strobe. Had to kill power cause it was making the neighbors crazy. Best guess is it is related to the photocell. Try taping over the photocell to see if strobing stops. good luck
2138218
Make sure you replaced it with the correct photocell get a small voltage tester to see if the unit is working properly check for loose wires
1387307
You have to contact Nebo. If it has been under a year, they will fix it or replace it for free. I also have to send mine in because the light output dropped significantly even with fresh batteries in it. Here you go...warranty@nebotools.net
1996513
I'm not aware that they can be replaced without sending the unit back to the manufacturer. I'm also not aware that the lights would need to be replaced with non-commercial normal use.