Changing spotlights

[graziano]

Hi everyone, I would like to know if anyone has changed the reflectors of an Ati Power Module to get some advice on how to proceed thanks,
The ceiling light in question was purchased used I don't think I got a good deal after three months it is reduced to this way with the spotlights quite burnt out

 

[Gumbies R Us]

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[oreo54]

Hi everyone, I would like to know if anyone has changed the reflectors of an Ati Power Module to get some advice on how to proceed thanks,
The ceiling light in question was purchased used I don't think I got a good deal after three months it is reduced to this way with the spotlights quite burnt out

The rteflectors look to be pretty easy to remove and ATI has "some" replacements available though fairly expensive ($20 each?) if you do all 10.

Being Miro silver (pretty sure) they shouldn't be too difficult to clean.

Well guess not..

The "stains" on the reflector are actually areas where the silver has been removed. You wont be able to fix this since its part of the manufacturing process. They have a very thin layer of silver which is how they get the 98% reflective surface. Once this is damaged by salt corrosion etc, it cant be repaired it requires replacement to fix.

What is your best method for cleaning reflectors? Or should I just replace them?

I have an 8 bulb 80W ATI Sunpower fixture that is going on 4 years old. I am doing my bulb replacement today and the reflectors are crazy dirty, salt water spots everywhere plus a little corrosion here and there. In the other threads I've found the suggestion is soap+water to clean them. However...

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On first glance it looks like the splash guard is missing.

 

[graziano]

The rteflectors look to be pretty easy to remove and ATI has "some" replacements available though fairly expensive ($20 each?) if you do all 10.

Being Miro silver (pretty sure) they shouldn't be too difficult to clean.

Well guess not..

What is your best method for cleaning reflectors? Or should I just replace them?

I have an 8 bulb 80W ATI Sunpower fixture that is going on 4 years old. I am doing my bulb replacement today and the reflectors are crazy dirty, salt water spots everywhere plus a little corrosion here and there. In the other threads I've found the suggestion is soap+water to clean them. However...

www.reef2reef.com

On first glance it looks like the splash guard is missing.

the splash guard is there when in operation it is only for photography. Anyway thanks for the reply