Finding replacement LED driver

[naylorpd]

I have in LED light which has stopped working. It's well-travelled, made in China, bought in Azerbaijan and installed in the UK.

I assume the problem is with the LED driver, picture included. Made by Guo Xin, model GX-F36x1W for which an internet search reveals...nothing!

So how do I find a replacement for this to avoid trashing the (quite expensive) light fitting?
The input voltage is 185-265Vac and output 24-100Vdc at 260mA. The stated load is 8-36W which doesn't quite stack up with the output voltage x current!

Thanks

 

[Taylortwocities]

It’s a constant CURRENT driver. That’s why your calculations don’t work.
You need to find a replacement 260mA constant current LED driver.

Google is your friend. Here’s one

constant current led driver 260ma 6w dc 12 24v

constant current led driver 260ma 6w dc12 24v

led.me.uk

 

[telectrix]

as above, but the voltage range of the driver is critical. the replacement must be capable of outputting 24V - 100V. anything less than 100V and the LEDs will probably not work. had exactly same problem , only in my case it was 90V top end. a 60V driver just got a brief flicker from the LEDs.

 

[Wilko]

Hi - as above . And try eBay as well, as often the transformer OEM will sell direct quite cheaply from China .

 

[Dustydazzler]

Try eBay or amazon , you will be amazed what you can find

 

[GeorgeCooke]

I assume the problem is with the LED driver, picture included. Made by Guo Xin, model GX-F36x1W for which an internet search reveals...nothing!

So how do I find a replacement for this to avoid trashing the (quite expensive) light fitting?

It is a waste of time and money to replace something that turns out to not be faulty. Why don't you do some tests with a multimeter to establish where the fault is?