need help on coralife seascape leds

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i know this is trivial but driving me up the wall. I have two 48 inch lights (coralife) I use one controller to adjust and turn on lights. Upon shutting down the system I can only get one light to turn completely off and the other light has just a small blue glow to the blue lights. Hardly noticeable but I would like to see no lights when I hit the orange on off switch. Sequence I use is go minus (-) button until 10, then press blue light on/off button, then hit orange on/off. Any help would be great, thanks.
 
Not familiar to this light but sounds to me that you may have a bad switch . Contact the company and see if they can help you with either replacement parts or if you can send it to them for a fix ( which could get pricey ) . If not then you could speak to a electronic repair place or a electrician . If you don’t want to mess with that they do sell on/off switches that you can plug in and shut off the whole unit but you would lose the ability to have one on and one off . Good luck!!!
 
Not familiar to this light but sounds to me that you may have a bad switch . Contact the company and see if they can help you with either replacement parts or if you can send it to them for a fix ( which could get pricey ) . If not then you could speak to a electronic repair place or a electrician . If you don’t want to mess with that they do sell on/off switches that you can plug in and shut off the whole unit but you would lose the ability to have one on and one off . Good luck!!!
Luckily the shop is going to exchange it, I did call coralife and they were helpful and it appears it was faulty. I purchased a couple of aquamaxx and they are much better. Just going to use the replacement and other coralife for my qt and frag tank. Take care
 

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