Most common reasons for replacement:

• Malfunctions:
  • Irregular on and off: The light turns on or off by itself, does not respond to commands, or turns on only partially.
  • Abnormal light intensity: The light is too dim, too bright, or varies unexpectedly.
  • Flickering: The light emits an annoying flickering sound.
  • Abnormal Colors: The color of the light changes unexpectedly or does not match the desired color.
• Physical damage:
  • Impacts or falls: The control unit may have been damaged by an impact or fall.
  • Corrosion: Exposure to moisture or corrosive substances can damage internal components.
  • Overheating: Prolonged overheating can cause permanent damage.
• Updates:
  • New features: You may want to replace your control unit with a newer model that offers additional features, such as compatibility with home automation systems or dimming via an app.
  • Improved energy efficiency: New control units can be more energy efficient, allowing you to reduce your consumption.

Other factors to consider:

• Control unit age: Over time, even the most reliable electronic components can deteriorate.
• Frequency of malfunctions: If problems occur frequently, it may be more cost-effective to replace the control unit rather than attempting continuous repairs.
• Replacement Cost: Compare the cost of the new control unit with the cost of repairs and evaluate whether the replacement is cost-effective.

What to do before replacement:

• Check other components: Make sure the problem is not caused by other components in the system, such as the LEDs themselves or the wiring.