If the led stop working, could the led be change?
83495
I don't think so! We've had a couple burn out after six months; one almost started a fire. You have to replace the whole light, not just a bulb.
554312
the entire fixture will need to be replaced. LEDs will last longer than any other type of bulb and they do not get hot so they will last a long time...
1184674
That's most likely because there's only a blue LED in it. If you're handy with a soldering iron, you can change the LED to what ever color you like.
1756804
I cant answer the replacement question but I can attest to the reliability of the lights. We have several sets under the kitchen cabinets and they have been burning 24/7 for over a year and not one of the leds have failed. they do plug into a harness so if one did fail you can just swap it out. I bought several sets and I have 2 lights left for just that purpose (spare replacement) hope that helps
729811
LEDs should last longer than one year. Migh check for an internal bad connection.
2209507
Probably. You can find a replacement for anlmost every LED made. But the odds of it burning out are very slim. LEDs last in the 40,000 hour and up range and would need to be left on 24/7 for a couple years to have one go bad.
1544234
Yes this would be fine. I fixed mine myself. Led screen is the one I have. Hope this helps you,! :-)
594673
Hi there. If you're handy with tools, you MIGHT be able to replace it, assuming you could find the same 5-watt LED part. But it's not designed to be replaced.However, not to worry! Unless there are manufacturing defects, you should get many, many thousands (25,000 - 30,000) of hours of use from this bulb - LEDs for all practical purposes last "forever" and don't need changing due to burning out like regular incandescent and flourescent bulbs.By the time this would wear out, in 15-20 years for most people, LED lamps will be dirt cheap and universal so replacement of the whole fixture would be the way to go.In short - don't worry about it! It may, however, have manufacturing defects - but that's what warranties are for. Hi there. If you're handy with tools, you MIGHT be able to replace it, assuming you could find the same 5-watt LED part. But it's not designed to be replaced.However, not to worry! Unless there are manufacturing defects, you should get many, many thousands (25,000 - 30,000) of hours of use from this bulb - LEDs for all practical purposes last "forever" and don't need changing due to burning out like regular incandescent and flourescent bulbs.By the time this would wear out, in 15-20 years for most people, LED lamps will be dirt cheap and universal so... » Read More Hi there. If you're handy with tools, you MIGHT be able to replace it, assuming you could find the same 5-watt LED part. But it's not designed to be replaced.However, not to worry! Unless there are manufacturing defects, you should get many, many thousands (25,000 - 30,000) of hours of use from this bulb - LEDs for all practical purposes last "forever" and don't need changing due to burning out like regular incandescent and flourescent bulbs.By the time this would wear out, in 15-20 years for most people, LED lamps will be dirt cheap and universal so replacement of the whole fixture would be the way to go.In short - don't worry about it! It may, however, have manufacturing defects - but that's what warranties are for. « Show Less
69976
That means you can't change the batteries so when the light stops working you throw it away. Don't buy it anyway. I've purchased two amd both are crap. Not bright and stop working after a few days.
1614532
Technically, yes. The problem will come later when you do not really know if the Drive is on, or active. You would just need to disconnect the LED from the port and hide it, or de-solder it, and connect the two wires, or not depending how its connected on the board. I prefer the LED so I do not worry about that, but a quick glance says that yes it is possible. Good Luck.
800074
No. It's an LED that's soldered to the wiring. But the LED should last around 10,000 hours, so replacing the bulb should not be an issue.
2137572
The entire LED assembly would have to be replaced. Perhaps Stanley will sell the part.
1495139
If the Green LED light stays on continuously it means the remote is no good anymore. It will likely cost more to repair the remote than to simply replace it.
955983
wow- I've had different LEDs for as long as 4+ years now. None dead. I'd definitely contact whoever you bought it from. they should replace it if they;re decent...
2129961
I actually did replace one of mine with an LED just to test it out and almost no light comes out of it. The LED lights just don't seem to put out enough light. :( I would love to find some LEDs that do though considering I am running like 15 of these all night long.
864212
Usually one of the infrared LED's has gone bad. If you are a tinkerer, you can open the top and replace the Infrared LED emitter LED. You can compare it with the other LED's by using a cellphone camera or digital camera to see if the emitter LED is dim. Usually the main one in the middle is the culprit as it is used more. Hope that helps!
595349
The electronic components in this are not good quality. I've had two units and both green LED arrays went out. May be able to replace a component and get it running again.