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rth_discos
21-12-2018, 09:07 PM
So I'm now on my second starcloth - and the same problem as the first has appeared. So time to fix one (if not both of the cloths).
Essentially one channel of lights has stopped working.
Has anyone had any experience of these? Could it be 1 led out (that has taken out the whole channel (Christmas tree style), or is it more likely to be a broken cable? Don't want to go chasing the LEDs if it's not that. But I guess it could be as there doesn't appear to be a 'bypass' on each LED. Surprised they've made it that way, considering the cost! On that basis, is it a case of 1 LED at a time, or is there an easy way to find out which one it is?
Thanks! If all goes well, I'll have a booth LED cloth for sale soon, as I don't really need both!!
ppentertainments
21-12-2018, 09:27 PM
I bought 2 at the same time
1 to use, 1 to send back to repair, then repeat lol
rth_discos
21-12-2018, 09:35 PM
1 to use, 1 to send back to repair, then repeat lol
How much do they charge for the repairs?
ppentertainments
21-12-2018, 11:49 PM
How much do they charge for the repairs?
Never last beyond warranty lol
rth_discos
22-12-2018, 06:50 AM
I've had my second one 18 months now...
Vinny
22-12-2018, 09:53 AM
So I'm now on my second starcloth - and the same problem as the first has appeared. So time to fix one (if not both of the cloths).
Essentially one channel of lights has stopped working.
Has anyone had any experience of these? Could it be 1 led out (that has taken out the whole channel (Christmas tree style), or is it more likely to be a broken cable? Don't want to go chasing the LEDs if it's not that. But I guess it could be as there doesn't appear to be a 'bypass' on each LED. Surprised they've made it that way, considering the cost! On that basis, is it a case of 1 LED at a time, or is there an easy way to find out which one it is?
Thanks! If all goes well, I'll have a booth LED cloth for sale soon, as I don't really need both!!
I have repaired many Equinox starcloths both the Tri colour and single colour.
The Led's are all modules that plug in to the wiring loom, so it could be just a loose connection, just a matter of unzipping the cloth and check that all the led modules are all plugged in ok, doubt if the led module itself is faulty.
Another problem with the Equinox starcloth is the plug that plugs in to the controller it is not that good and I would check that none of the wires have come undone on the plug.
I have altered mine by fitting a Bulgin 8 pin socket on the controller with a plug for the cloth.
Excalibur
22-12-2018, 10:42 AM
Hmmmmm. My decision to eschew the purchase of a Starcloth is looking like a wise move. Seems to me that it's vital to treat them very carefully, especially with packing and unpacking.
DJColsie
22-12-2018, 10:45 AM
Had my white one 4 years with no issues
Vinny
22-12-2018, 10:49 AM
To avoid handling mine too much when attaching to the booth
I leave my starcloth always attached to the booth.
It also saves time putting it on and taking it off at the end of the night, I just fold the booth with the cloth attached and put in the carry bag.
Excalibur
22-12-2018, 11:18 AM
To avoid handling mine too much when attaching to the booth
I leave my starcloth always attached to the booth.
It also saves time putting it on and taking it off at the end of the night, I just fold the booth with the cloth attached and put in the carry bag.
Now I find that surprising. Always thought that was regarded as the fastest way to break one? :confused:
Vinny
22-12-2018, 01:57 PM
Now I find that surprising. Always thought that was regarded as the fastest way to break one? :confused:
Well I have been doing this for a couple of years now without any problems.
When you constantly fold it and unfold it you got more chance of putting strain on the wiring inside and the Led's becoming loose, as previously mentioned they simply plug in and the slightest tug will cause them to fail.
ppentertainments
22-12-2018, 04:32 PM
Well I have been doing this for a couple of years now without any problems.
When you constantly fold it and unfold it you got more chance of putting strain on the wiring inside and the Led's becoming loose, as previously mentioned they simply plug in and the slightest tug will cause them to fail.
Got to say I was with Peter on this, but the wires and connections are so puny you could have a good point. I actually tried flight casing mine in an oversize case, still had problems - ironically though, the micro one which I now use mostly I have never had problems with.
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