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Question on diy repair
greatings,
had xhp 70.2 flashlight driver fail, can anybody help with answer : should it be opened by rotating this part off, if so, with what tool ?
or it should be opened by unscrewing some part from it even more ?
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In your first pic, unscrewing that metal ring removes the driver board.
I'm no flashlight guru, so I had to improvise and fashion a tool. Basically, I just use 2 allen wrenches that fit snug inside the 2 little holes. I'll clamp them between a pair of long nose vice grips and twist the ring.
As I recall, my ring was installed with some thread lock from the manufacturer. So, it's important to get a good "bite" inside the 2 ring holes for the first removal.
Hope that helps and GL!
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thank you TruckIn !
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Are you sure it's a driver problem? What does it do/not do?
If you have a pair of long-nosed/needle-nosed pliers they should work fine, but you might need to file the tips down a little bit to fit into the holes on the driver board. That's all I've ever used and they also work good for removing/installing tailcap switches.
If it has a side switch, that may need to be removed also since it's connected to the driver with wires. I've never removed a side switch, but if it's a well known brand, just Google the name, model/model #, followed by the word review. There may be reviews on the flashlight forums or videos on youtube that show how to remove it.
Example > Ultrafire 502B review.
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this is comparision with
$4.97 , 1000LM LED Flashlight
yeah, 5usd is the middle picture, running on 1 16850,
while bottom is double 26650 with 70.2 :)
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Do you own a multi meter? If you do you can check for continuity to see if the chip is dead.
Uk resident of rip off britain........Screwdriver agnostic and proud ;). Caseum placet mihi
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so now i got it opened with rasped down pliers
reveals closed bottom with 2 holes that go to led, so further suggestions on how to get to led ?
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The LED is usually easy to get to. Just unscrew the bezel, lens and reflector and you should see the 2 leads (wires) that are attached to the LED. The board that the LED is mounted on usually installs/removes just like the driver.
Edited on 3/31/2019 at 9:42 AM. Reason:
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Airbagz, so it would seem i have to unscrew extra portion off the headlight to get to led ? if you look at picture 2 from top, there is kind of extra section there... tried opening with force, does not open, next step is with the BIG pvc pipe pliers ... oh well... :)
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Is it a zoom flashlight? If so, it most likely has a bezel/lens that can be removed, similar to the one in the video below. vv
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xz5zwCimhQg
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