[armysgt1]

Hey guys I ordered a new wand tip light to replace the RGB led on my gbfans board. I unplugged the 4 pin connector and have tried connecting the positive and negative of the led to every combination of connections in that 4 pin connection on the board. The led lights up bright as hell when I connect it to the +V and GND connectors to the right of the 4 pin so I know it's not the led. I think spongeface's led is a direct swap. Does anybody know where the pos and neg of the led goes to what connection on the 4 pin? Maybe somebody has a pic of the wires or something? Thanks!

[likesjellydonuts]

Can you post a picture of what you have? There's a lot of new stuff interchangeable with these kits.

[LandoSystem]

The white led I have from spongeface has some kind of voltage regulator or something on it.

[armysgt1]

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This is what I have.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01DY ... UTF8&psc=1

[likesjellydonuts]

That looks pretty awesome. The board has a voltage regulator built into it. If you look at the LED, it should have a long and short lead. The long one is your positive. As far as replacing the RGB LED, I don't know, but you should definitely be able to run it off the aux terminals on the board, but make sure to have the appropriate dip switches turned on

[armysgt1]

Yeah I've tried setting it off with the aux hookups as the flash bulb and the correct dip switches. It doesn't light up. I know what leads are pos and neg on the led. I just figured I could find what connections on the 5 pin are pos and neg assuming the colored wires all are positives for their respective color and the black is negative. Maybe I need to wire the pos of the led to two positive connections on the 5 pin? I'm completely lost.

[armysgt1]

Hopefully somebody can help me out here.

[bishopdonmiguel]

I don't think the those terminals supply 12v so I think your LED is not getting enough forward voltage.

[armysgt1]

I had a regular 9 volt battery light it up just fine though.

[bishopdonmiguel]

An LED will not light until a certain minimum voltage is reached. The 12v LED you have may have a forward voltage of < 9v but > whatever voltage the board supplies. I recommend you send Spongeface a PM and ask what voltage the pins are supplying.

[armysgt1]

I've tried contacting him multiple times through pm and wall posts and no response. Thanks for your help.