LED Light replacement?


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Old 03-05-23, 11:46 AM
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LED Light replacement?

This light no longer works. It can turn on, but with very little/low power. How do I find a similar/compatible part? Does anyone have a step by step guide(w/ photos or video) on replacing it? I believe I will need purchase a soldering iron. The part is acrich3 120v 14.5 w made by Seoul Semiconductor. Note the company has discontinued this item.
 

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I am assuming this is directly from a switch and not a dimmer.

Since you cannot get the part I would replace the fixture.

If for some reason that is not possible find out the total wattage or lumens output then get a LED rope or something similar and wire that in.
Note that dimmability is important if you ever want to put a dimmer on it.

 
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Old 03-05-23, 02:09 PM
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That board is not available as a replacement part. You'd purchase a new fixture.
Your board is damaged.

 
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When shopping for a new light keep in mind that a fixture having standard, removeable bulbs can be easily fixed when a bulb goes bad. If the LED electronics are built into the fixture you have to replace the whole fixture.
 
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Anyone have an easy to use guide on changing a light fixture from LED to normal bulb fixture?
 
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There is a hollow metal threaded rod sticking out of the white tube.
The fixture should slide down off that rod exposing the two wire connections behind it.
There will be a metal fixture bar across the box. The rod is screwed into it.
Disconnect the two wires.
More than likely you will need to use a shorter threaded rod but it will come with the new fixture.

This is pretty much what will be above your fixture. You may not have a separate ground wire.

Most fixtures mount this way so almost any fixture you purchase can be used here.
 
 

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