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Changing the LED Board on the FC Well Light

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Tools Required:

  • #2 Philips screwdriver
  • Soft-edged pry device (e.g., small flathead screwdriver)
  • FAQ, Installation

Step 1

Turn off power to the transformer completely prior to disassembling the fixture. To remove the FC brass faceplate assembly, remove the six screws along the side of fixture by turning the screws counterclockwise using a Philips screwdriver.

Step 2

Remove the faceplate and lens assembly by lifting upward.

Step 3

Turn filters counter clockwise and pull up to remove.

Step 4

Depending on the size of the LED board, two or three Phillips head screws are required to be removed to access the LED board. Carefully remove these screws by turning each counter clockwise.

Step 5

Remove the LED board using a small flat head screwdriver, gradually prying a section of the board and repeating this process around the perimeter of the board.  Clear all debris or residual thermal pad material from the fixture base.

Step 6

Once the LED board is successfully removed, perform this procedure backwards to install the replacement board. Not all boards will fit in every fixture, so ensure the fixture can accommodate the selected board prior to maintenance. Also remove any residue left on the fixture from old LED board prior to installation of new one. All FX LED boards come with a pink colored thermal pad attached to the bottom that should be left in place.

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

Find an authorized FX Luminaire distributor near you using our interactive Distributor Lookup.

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