Hey Sara I got a Mars 300watt a few months ago and the inside of the glass is all dusty how do you recommend cleaning it? Thanks
Hi! I have the same lights and the same (minor) issue. It's not so much dust in my case, but some sort of "oily film" which appears over time which I think is coming from the thermal paste used in the lights.
NOTE this probably voids warranty:
Disconnect lights from power. (Obviously)
You open up the lights (rather easy) by unscrewing the six outer screws. Make sure the top which you remove doesn't fall down onto the PCB (board w/ heatsink and LEDs) once you unscrewed it.
After you opened the screws, carefully remove the top. It is attached to the PCB with some wires, careful.
There are four more screws where the inner PCB is attached to the bottom.
Unscrew these also, pull out the PCB. (The PCB is a little tricky to grab)
Now put the PCB (still attached to the top) on the side, like on a towel or something.
If you can, use alcohol to clean oily film etc. which can sometimes be on parts of the lights and on the aluminum heat sink. A brush or so can help too. There can be bugs too. So brush this off and use alcohol to clean.
The oil film on the glass itself (careful not to break) I find rather tricky to clean!
I use glass cleaner, alcohol, some spit etc. and a paper towel.
When it's clean, put everything together again.
Put the PCB back in, carefully. Screw it back on with the four screws.
Put the upper top of the case into the light again but hold it so it won't fall down. Tug the wires down into the housing, left & right on the side. Still hold the top in place and screw in the outer screws.
Done.
It's really easy and fast if you know the procedure.