I have 3 colorlogic lights and the one in the spa started getting dimmer and finally failed after about 2 years. I pulled it out this weekend and found water inside the LED area. Looking at it raises a few questions I am hoping the community can answer:
1) water inside the LED part is BAD I am assuming (pic 1) - I imagine that is why it failed, right?
2) what is all the black gunk (pic 2)? Some sort of sealant?
3) The manual specifically sates: "Insert the ColorLogic/CrystaLogic 1.5” LED light fully into the conduit as shown. IMPORTANT: Do not use silicone or any other type of sealant".
Could this have caused the failure?
4) When I install a new one should I just put it in the conduit and not put anything (e.g. black gunk) around it?
5) Given how expensive these things are, would you recommend switching to a different light, either within the Hayward family or from a different manufacturer? Keep in mind i have 2 other colorlogic lights that are working fine (knock on wood)
Last couple of pics are just to show the labels on the light.




1) water inside the LED part is BAD I am assuming (pic 1) - I imagine that is why it failed, right?
2) what is all the black gunk (pic 2)? Some sort of sealant?
3) The manual specifically sates: "Insert the ColorLogic/CrystaLogic 1.5” LED light fully into the conduit as shown. IMPORTANT: Do not use silicone or any other type of sealant".
Could this have caused the failure?
4) When I install a new one should I just put it in the conduit and not put anything (e.g. black gunk) around it?
5) Given how expensive these things are, would you recommend switching to a different light, either within the Hayward family or from a different manufacturer? Keep in mind i have 2 other colorlogic lights that are working fine (knock on wood)
Last couple of pics are just to show the labels on the light.



