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- dedmistonModeratorThe LEDs on the nose of my fiver filled up with water and quit working. Add it to the warranty list.
- naytherExplorer
paulcardoza wrote:
It appears, as usual, that the manufacturer uses the absolute cheapest lights they can source for this. My Cyclone has two awnings with built in LED's. On the front awning, every other LED is out and the remaining ones are at about 1/2 power. On the rear awning, there are 3 LED's in a row dead and the rest are fine. A sad testament for an RV that had an MSRP approaching $100k!
It's the LED's themselves then. Remember LED's are electronic devices, not bulbs. No fixing, replace the string. - paulcardozaExplorerIt appears, as usual, that the manufacturer uses the absolute cheapest lights they can source for this. My Cyclone has two awnings with built in LED's. On the front awning, every other LED is out and the remaining ones are at about 1/2 power. On the rear awning, there are 3 LED's in a row dead and the rest are fine. A sad testament for an RV that had an MSRP approaching $100k!
- naytherExplorer
Sarahdove wrote:
Plugged in or battery still only 1/2 of the awning lights work.
if 1/2 work then its probably the light strip itself. - SarahdoveExplorerPlugged in or battery still only 1/2 of the awning lights work.
- Y-GuyModeratorAre you on battery power or shore power (plugged in)? What is your batter setup? How many? How old?
- bgumExplorerCheck wire connections. Is your battery charged?
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