Chihiros WRGB 2 green hue

Rishov

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Hi, I’m using a Chihiros WRGB for the last three years ,at first I used to run the lights at 100% light intensity with all three spectrums at 100% but back then the light spectrum used to be neutral white but recently since last year the light seems to be more on the greener tone with the same settings ,currently somehow I feel the blues r unable to balance out the greens and post ramp ups the light spectrum looks more greenish than neutral white ,it’s hard to capture the difference in camera but it’s enough to catch in sight .
 
Hi, turn off your current settings.
Switch to Manual mode, try to test each RGB channel separately .
1. R: slide from 0% to the max, G: 0%, B: 0%
2. R: 0%, G: slide from 0% to the max, B: 0%
3. R: 0%, G: 0%, B: slide from 0% to the max
See how would each channel work and if there's one channel couldn't work normally.
 
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Hi, turn off your current settings.
Switch to Manual mode, try to test each RGB channel separately .
1. R: slide from 0% to the max, G: 0%, B: 0%
2. R: 0%, G: slide from 0% to the max, B: 0%
3. R: 0%, G: 0%, B: slide from 0% to the max
See how would each channel work and if there's one channel couldn't work normally.

Hi,I tried the above mentioned solution but it seems to have the same problem ,During the first year as I mentioned above ,I ran all three channels at 100% but later on i shifted to more of red and blue heavy channels ,my current settings is currently R:95%,G:55%,B80%,so my question is that is it some how the , lesser use of the green channels compared to the over use of reds and blue some how caused the R and B diodes to warn out compared to the lesser used green channel and are unable to bace out the greens ?my lights r nearing 4-5 years mark too.
 
It seems not.
You can record a video of above steps for our technicians to check. Make sure the light panel and phone in one screen.
 
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