Help me find a 29g Biocube LED module

Webmanny · 12/09/2014, 07:42 AM

Hi all,

I'm posting this on this forum to see if anyone can point me in the right direction. I have a Biocube I got from a friend, but none of the LEDs are working. I pulled everything apart and found that the board that runs the LEDs was rusted and not working. Also, some of the LED bulbs were messed up too.

The PC lights are working fine, but the LEDs are not. I'm planning on giving this tank to a friend and would like to fix it before I do.

Do you know where I can find this part or if someone here has a spare one they can sell me? I'm also willing to buy a used hood and take the parts I need from it.

These are some pictures of the part. Thank you in advance for your help.

Webmanny · 12/10/2014, 06:58 AM

Decided to go a different route and instead of fixing it, removed all the original lighting and installed all the components of a D120W LED light with dimmers. It was a very simple project and it worked out great.

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12/09/2014, 07:42 AM	#1
Webmanny Registered Member Join Date: Oct 2013 Location: 33612 Posts: 2,461	Help me find a 29g Biocube LED module Hi all, I'm posting this on this forum to see if anyone can point me in the right direction. I have a Biocube I got from a friend, but none of the LEDs are working. I pulled everything apart and found that the board that runs the LEDs was rusted and not working. Also, some of the LED bulbs were messed up too. The PC lights are working fine, but the LEDs are not. I'm planning on giving this tank to a friend and would like to fix it before I do. Do you know where I can find this part or if someone here has a spare one they can sell me? I'm also willing to buy a used hood and take the parts I need from it. These are some pictures of the part. Thank you in advance for your help. __________________ 32 gallon Biocube, DIY LEDs and Triton Method. My N=1 study of me, validated by me, and supported by completely anecdotal evidence, states that my advice is 100% correct, most of the time.

12/10/2014, 06:58 AM	#2
Webmanny Registered Member Join Date: Oct 2013 Location: 33612 Posts: 2,461	Decided to go a different route and instead of fixing it, removed all the original lighting and installed all the components of a D120W LED light with dimmers. It was a very simple project and it worked out great. Mods feel free to delete this post. __________________ 32 gallon Biocube, DIY LEDs and Triton Method. My N=1 study of me, validated by me, and supported by completely anecdotal evidence, states that my advice is 100% correct, most of the time.