LED light bars are found on everything from police cars to
ambulances and construction vehicles. The advantages of LED police light usage are
numerous and increasingly proven. Whether you’re opting to take the LED plunge
out of a concern for the environment or simply are impressed with their
lifespan and effectiveness, knowing how to deal with the calcium building that
comes along with the LED emergency vehicle lights is vital. Calcium buildup is the result of continuous use
and is nearly impossible to prevent. After a period of time, calcium can build
up on both the inside and outside of your police light bar. Learn how to clean
your emergency vehicle lights and keep everything in tip top shape all year.
Cleaning Your LED Light Bar
What You Will Need:
- Mild soap
- Phillips head screwdriver
- Scrubbing pad
- Towel
What To Do:
- Start by removing the screws from the light bar harness with your Phillips head screw driver. All screws should be completely removed from the light bar harness before proceeding with the following of the steps.
- To get inside the light bar, lift the light bar cover from the harness platform. Remove the light bar cover and put aside.
- Rinse the light bar with water. Using a mild soap and a scrubbing pad, clean the inside and outside of the light bar. Apply the soap mixture to all surfaces of the light bar. Use a circular motion when scrubbing the surfaces, which will best break up any calcium deposits.
- Once all surfaces have been cleaned with the soap, rinse the entire bar with warm water until all soap has been removed.
- Use a hand towel to wipe all surfaces dry. Be sure everything is completely dry before continuing on to the next step.
- Return the light bar to the harness on the top of your vehicle. Screw the screws back into the harness by turning clockwise to tighten. Double check to make sure all screws are secure and the light bar is firmly in place.