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Tools Required:

  • #2 Philips screwdriver
  • 5/64” Allen Key
  • Soft-edged pry device (e.g., small flathead screwdriver)

Step 1

Turn off power to the controller completely before disassembling the fix.

Step 2

Loosen the setscrew (#8-32 x 1/4") from the rear of the top riser using a 5/64” Allen key.

Step 3

Remove the cap that holds the LED faceplate housing from the top of the fixture by pulling upward.

Step 4

The housing can now be detached by removing the four Phillips screws with a #2 Phillips screwdriver. Gently, place the clear asymmetric lens aside to replace after the new LED is installed.

Step 5

Remove any filters from the reflector by turning them counterclockwise and lifting off the reflector.

Step 6

Unfasten the screws holding the reflector and LED board in place. Remove the reflector.

Step 7

Remove the LED board by using a small, soft-edged pry device to gently lift one side of the board. Ensure the metal surface where the LED was removed is clear of debris or residual thermal pad material.

Step 8

Once the LED board is successfully removed, perform this procedure backward to reinstall the replacement LED board. Not all boards will fit in every fixture, so ensure the fixture can accommodate the selected board prior to maintenance. Compatible LED boards for this fixture include: ZDCKITM (color), ZD1LEDULKIT (ZD), ZD3LEDULKIT (ZD), 1LEDULKIT (standard), and 3LEDULKIT (standard).

If using the LUXOR controller and currently have group numbers assigned, the new LED board will have to be assigned a group number. There are two options:
1. If you have a Wi-Fi module installed and the LAM (Light Assignment Module accessory), the LED board can easily be assigned a group number with the fixture installed. Learn more
2. If you do not have a LAM, you can bring the fixture back to the Luxor to program the group number. Learn More

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