Neptune Energy Bar volt error

[Joe's 220 Reef]

I know there have been topics but I can’t find my answer. I have had 3 energy bars (eb832) fail over the last few years stemming from a voltage error. This one failed 2 days ago with no warning. I checked the house voltage and it is 119.8 (USA) coming out of the outlet. I hit the reset button and powered down and then up numerous times with my luck. I am getting tired of purchasing new bars at almost $300 a pop and they seem to last like 1.5 years or so for me. Any thoughts from anyone that has experience in this.

 

[_AV]

Just another 12v PSU problem. No one is immune and Neptune never acknowledged it.

Here's my repair article:
https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/another-attempt-at-fixing-apex-eb832.804717/And the video:

 

[Sisterlimonpot]

Just another 12v PSU problem. No one is immune and Neptune never acknowledged it.

Here's my repair article:
https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/another-attempt-at-fixing-apex-eb832.804717/And the video:

This has saved me 3 EB832s. so far 3 out of 4 of my EB832s have failed in this manner. Always after a power outage, and because of this, I keep spare 12v psu's on hand and have an extra 832 for a hot swap.

 

[Joe's 220 Reef]

Just another 12v PSU problem. No one is immune and Neptune never acknowledged it.

Here's my repair article:
https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/another-attempt-at-fixing-apex-eb832.804717/And the video:

Thanks man I will give this a try

 

[coronarex]

Worked for me. Got the psu off Amazon for like $12. Bought a soldering iron from harbor freight for like $7. Drank some beers and watched the vid. If I can do, yiu can do it. It was easy. Desoldering was the hardest part