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==Disassembly Notes== | ==Disassembly Notes== | ||
These are outdoor lights and the cap head screws may have corrosion in the aluminium housing. Use penetrating oil if possible. | These are outdoor lights and the cap head screws may have corrosion in the aluminium housing. Use penetrating oil if possible. | ||
Remove the three cap head screws holding the display and control panel housing. | |||
Remove the three cap head screws holding the display and control panel housing taking care to retain the washers. | |||
The panel assembly will lift out. If the fault is as described the connectors can remain undisturbed. Some of the zip ties had sharp pointy ends, so take care with those. | |||
[[File:Controller board.jpg|thumb|Controller board showing faulty diode.]] | [[File:Controller board.jpg|thumb|Controller board showing faulty diode.]] | ||
== Diagnosis == | == Diagnosis == | ||
Without power connected check for a short across D2, adjacent to the inductor. | Without mains power connected check for a short across D2, adjacent to the inductor. | ||
If short, lift one side of the diode (or remove it completely) and check the diode and the solder pads. In my case the short on the board went away. | If short, lift one side of the diode (or remove it completely) and check the diode and the solder pads. In my case the short on the board went away. | ||
If that's not the the fault, plug in the mains power and check the DC voltage into the board. The voltage to the board is 63V DC. | |||
Replacing the diode fixed the fault. But | Replacing the diode fixed the fault. But as to what caused the failure in the first place? | ||
I repaired two of these with identical faults. | I repaired two of these with identical faults. | ||
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!Order Links | !Order Links | ||
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Revision as of 08:12, 15 July 2023
Known Issues
Symptom or Problem Encountered
Non functioning light. No display on the control panel.
I was told it's the PSU. It wasn't.
Causes
- Shorted diode on controller board.
Solutions
- Replace a £0.60 diode.
Disassembly Notes
These are outdoor lights and the cap head screws may have corrosion in the aluminium housing. Use penetrating oil if possible.
Remove the three cap head screws holding the display and control panel housing taking care to retain the washers.
The panel assembly will lift out. If the fault is as described the connectors can remain undisturbed. Some of the zip ties had sharp pointy ends, so take care with those.
Diagnosis
Without mains power connected check for a short across D2, adjacent to the inductor.
If short, lift one side of the diode (or remove it completely) and check the diode and the solder pads. In my case the short on the board went away.
If that's not the the fault, plug in the mains power and check the DC voltage into the board. The voltage to the board is 63V DC.
Replacing the diode fixed the fault. But as to what caused the failure in the first place?
I repaired two of these with identical faults.
Original Parts
Basic PCB Name
Controller board.
| RefDes | Qty | Voltage | Current | Mount | Diameter/Size |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SS310 | 1 | 100 | 3A | SMD | DO214 |
Replacement Parts
| RefDes | Qty | Compatible Part Number | Order Links |
|---|---|---|---|
| SS310 | 1 |
If parts are not available or different selection is preferred, you can use the values in the Original Parts section to perform a parametric search.