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Yes thank you tinsy, but you shouldn't call them geeks :wink:.
I've got a problem with some Niteflux Photon Max LED lights. (I don't have them to hand BTW)
They have failed after just over a year. The night they went they were working briliantly with no sign of fade or any other problems.
We stopped for a short break and I decided to turn them off, however they never came back on.
If I kept the on switch pressed on they would give the faintest glow for a second before going out.
They have been charged since and the neon on the battery seems to imply all is well. However I get nothing apart for the dim glow if I keep the switch pressed on and that goes after a second.
Earlier in the year they had become intermitant but not on the trail i.e if I tested them pre ride they sometimes didn't work. I put that down to delicate electrical bits and bobs being used in our UK weather.
Any ideas.
Niteflux aren't really being of much help here.
I'm a clever lighting type and have no idea that you are talking about, what you need is a geeky bike lighting type.
Very Different things 🙂
Hmmm....I think all the clever lighting type folk are off buying lights from DX in HK 🙂
There will be one along in a minute... 🙂
oldgit, your still missing a link to said lights so they can get a spec n stuff....
Oldgit
I am happy to have a look but cant promise owt
Thanks trout.
Lets see if I can get them back.
Oldgit.
If the lights are less than 2 years old, then they are covered under warranty.
All electrical goods sold in the EU since 1999 are covered by 2 year warranty. Most retailers will tell you otherwise and that they don't recognize this. But it isn't an option, its the law.
They can't opt out of the law.
[url] http://eur-lex.europa.eu/LexUriServ/LexUriServ.do?uri=CELEX:31999L0044:EN:HTML [/url]
Check para 17.
Solo.