LED lights flicker, some colors do not work, or lights are completely out.

Safety first: Turn off power at the GFCI breaker before working on lighting components.

• 1. Check light settings: Cycle through light modes from the topside to ensure it's not a programming issue.
• 2. Inspect light lenses: Look for condensation or water behind the Coleman light lenses. If present, the light module may be compromised.
• 3. Harness check: Access the back of the light niche from inside the cabinet and verify the light harness is securely connected.
• 4. Replace LED module: If a single light is out or discolored, replace that LED module with a compatible Coleman part.
• 5. Driver/board fault: If all lights are out and modules test good, the low-voltage lighting driver on the control board may have failed and the board may need replacement.