Phanteks Enthoo Pro Power Button LED

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Well....I am not aware that phanteks is selling a replacement for it or supplies the plastic part in different colors (https://www.phanteksusa.com/pages/products). However, I would definitely bug phanteks support team and see if it's possible for them to sell you a replacement power button or replacement LED (Whatever is easier) since it's burnt out. If it's possible to change just the LED, and they use some sort of standard, then I would get it directly from whoever manufactures the LEDs and get it in red, so you don't have to dye anything. If not, a clear red marker would do. I wouldn't use any kind of solid paint, as that might make it hard to see through.
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That is what I was thinking but one of my LED's does not work so I thought it would be a good time to replace it all together, although it is not completely necessary. What kind of paint would you recommend? Do you think I can just buy a power button with the clear plastic part already red?
 
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Well....I am not aware that phanteks is selling a replacement for it or supplies the plastic part in different colors (https://www.phanteksusa.com/pages/products). However, I would definitely bug phanteks support team and see if it's possible for them to sell you a replacement power button or replacement LED (Whatever is easier) since it's burnt out. If it's possible to change just the LED, and they use some sort of standard, then I would get it directly from whoever manufactures the LEDs and get it in red, so you don't have to dye anything. If not, a clear red marker would do. I wouldn't use any kind of solid paint, as that might make it hard to see through.
 
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Thank you I will definitely use the red marker. And the Power LED board isn't that complex so I can fix it myself
 
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I colored it with a red Sharpie. On the inside, the sharpie would not cover all of it and the light would be this pinkish color with white spots, so I just colored the outside. I am fine with re-doing it every once in a while. Thanks again!
 
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