Edward: I have a Sansui G7000 and the light bulbs are out. Someone said I could use colored LED bulbs as a fix but I don't know the value? Does anyone know? The original bulbs are 8 volt 200milliamp bulbs with a rubber grommet base and wire leads.....

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Not much help if do not know the model number and only a small chance it is minor issue.

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What is this? Are you trying to take a class to everyone to thie world, how the LCD TV works? I think you be a student, not a professional. If you wer a professional, you may won't dare to post this as a problem. OK.

You can replace the instrument cluster bulb with a regular halogen bulb, or use T5 led bulbs that come in a variety of colors (white, blue, etc.) They are inexpensive and will last a lot longer than the regular halogen bulbs.

Replacing the faulty bulbs isn't too hard for DIY.
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LED's do matter how they're installed.
Test your LED leads w/ a batt. first before soldering in you 29 board.

Look at you existing leads from you burnt out bulb. One red?
Then its your Pos terminal. when your LED lights up on your Batt. test you'll know which one is the POS/NEG legs. then resolder it into your board.

Mike

Hi my name is John. Welcome to FixYa. I believe it would be worth Fixing, Have someone take it apart for you. Probably a diode and a few capacitores, easy fix. Thanks for choosing FixYa....John

The bulb is a small electronics bulb on the left side of the lexan display cover and it is covered with an insulated foil tape. Measure the voltage on the bulb with a voltmeter and go buy a replacement from any electronics supply place or radio shack.

How may flashes the LED does? This error code will tell you what is the problem.

Wow what entertainment. Both the poster and the bobint17 don't have a clue how this flashlight works... why answer a question you don't know the answer too? To screw with people? To sound like you know what you're doing?

Anyway, the Gerber TX 3.0 uses a Luxeon 3 LED. There is no bulb. It is not designed as a user replaceable item and unfortunately even someone skilled at soldering and such can't fix the light because the head is permanently attached and not designed to be removed allowing access to the LED assembly. Can the head be removed? Possibly. Will it damage something while trying to remove it with a lot of force? Possibly. Should you try? No. Why? Because the light has a limited lifetime warranty from Gerber. Send it to them and they will fix or replace it!!!