Problems with your expensive light?
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Mastiffsrule
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I feel your pain. I lost 3 of the orig 52’s to this. They had issues with the blues for a while. After that they had an issue with the power boards and the packs used to suck.
I will say the last lamps and power packs I got have been stout
I will say the last lamps and power packs I got have been stout
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Wick
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on his website he most repairs are under $100. and mine were! i really couldn't be happier with his service. spend a ton of money on lights and its something with small circuitry which this guy is clearly an expert at.
MNFish
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This is very interesting thanks for sharing.
I was looking at his site and find it interesting that he lists common repairs:
I was looking at his site and find it interesting that he lists common repairs:
Ecotech Radion
- Light indicator blinks red or blue
- LEDs are burned out, missing or corroded
- Specific light channels do not turn on
- USB port is not working and/or unable to connect to computer to configure or update
- Light does not communicate with Mobius, Reef Link or other lights
- Radio needs to be upgraded to support Mobius
- Cooling fan replacement
Neptune Apex
- EB832 power supply upgrade and repair
- Wifi is not working on Apex 2016
- Apex main module connectors corroded
- Liquid damage to any Apex module
- Connector replacement
- EB8 or EB832 is not powering on
- EB8 or EB832 individual outlets are not working
- Apex module fails to connect to the head unit
Other Common Repairs
- MaxSpect Gyre controller is blinking red
- Tunze ATO is blinking red
- Vortech controller is not working
- GHL Doser is not turning on
- Liquid damage for most reef electronic equipment
- Corrosion clean up and restoration
- Connector replacement
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Wick
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MNFISH - i'm telling you i was researching for hours trying to find something to repair my blues cause i thought it was the LED first, then i was reading about small radio repair or something similar and his youtube popped up. i was originally going to try it myself but for what i figured i can do is not mess with it and break it, but just send it to this guy cause he clearly knows how to handle reef lights and save us a ton of money! i bet there were so many good lights that were thrown away. i wanted to support him too for the work he does.
