Lights.

[Marky 1971]

Hi all,
I have several light fittings in my van as per the one in the photos. Two have stopped working. I would be grateful if anyone could tell me how to pull them apart to replace bulbs? They are fitted to a 2016 Lunar quasar.

Thanks,
Mark.

 

[RogerL]

They probably can't have the bulbs replaced, so need replacing rather than repairing.

 

[Marky 1971]

After some further investigation, you’re spot on. It’s either the lights or the wiring.

 

[RogerL]

After some further investigation, you’re spot on. It’s either the lights or the wiring.

Several of the switches on the LED lights are temperamental on our 2013 Lunar.

 

[Bluetonic]

I've had a couple of led spotlights die on our 2015 bailey. Unfortunately the bulbs are not replaceable so had to buy a couple of complete new units. Think I got them from Amazon.
Crazy that the whole thing is scrap for want of a bulb

 

[otherclive]

I've had a couple of led spotlights die on our 2015 bailey. Unfortunately the bulbs are not replaceable so had to buy a couple of complete new units. Think I got them from Amazon.
Crazy that the whole thing is scrap for want of a bulb

It’s not just caravans we have outdoor, indoor and garage lights with LED arrays but if there should be a fault the whole unit is scrapped.

 

[Raywood]

The Lunar spot lights do not have changeable bulbs and the whole unit has to be replaced. There have been previous similar queries on this and as far as I know no one has found a source of replacement units. Possibly you could try caravan breakers on Google, SFM are a good bet, but other than that I think you may have to replace all the lights with something new.
You do not say what model Quasar you have, so I do not know the layout. We do have a lounge at the front with four lights and a bed at the back with two. Possibly the answer if you have this arrangement may be to have the four remaining working lights at the front and see what you can find for the back as they should be far enough apart so as not to produce a noticeable difference.

 

[Marky 1971]

The Lunar spot lights do not have changeable bulbs and the whole unit has to be replaced. There have been previous similar queries on this and as far as I know no one has found a source of replacement units. Possibly you could try caravan breakers on Google, SFM are a good bet, but other than that I think you may have to replace all the lights with something new.
You do not say what model Quasar you have, so I do not know the layout. We do have a lounge at the front with four lights and a bed at the back with two. Possibly the answer if you have this arrangement may be to have the four remaining working lights at the front and see what you can find for the back as they should be far enough apart so as not to produce a noticeable difference.

The layout you described is exactly what we have. 4 lights over the lounge and two over the French bed. That’s not a bad shout; there are plenty of comparable units, just not exactly the same ones.