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hi everyone in my house I use a lot of these led panels to light up my rooms and in the five years theyve been living here some of them failed so I had to replace them and today were gonna look at a few of those and well try to repair them and see what it takes and if they are repairable at all these lights are typically comprised of the panel itself that has the LED strip on the outside and a driver that converts the 220 volts coming in from the mains down to voltage thats designed for the LED strip and thats different depending on the type of the panel most importantly this driver used the current to specific amperage and this one for example you can see that it outputs dc54 to 84 volts at 300 milliamps depending on the size of the panel this one is rated 9 to 18 watts and this one is an 80 Watts panel so you can imagine that theyre being driven at their maximum with these panels right now at the moment I have no reason to believe that the panel itself is damaged in any way but