ETICKLES WEEKLY REPORT JULY 30, 2012 LED GUADA 1 SITE: UPDATE STATUS (WATER LEAKS & CRACKED

MODULES): - Turned off due to - All possible openings for water leak have been sealed. - The spacing in the upper portion was covered with metal sheet sealed with Vulcaseal/ Sealant. - Openings on both sides were sealed with silicon and other openings were covered with metal sheet fastened with blind rivets. - Conducted random inspection of cabinets for broken modules in LED G1 Result: 81 cracked modules are located from the 44 cabinets that are randomly checked. There are some modules that also have rust in the circuit board. Rust is a big problem because it might totally damage the module. (Video Clip is provided upon request) Top Opening

Before:

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Side openings: Sealed with silicon:

Covered with metal sheets fastened with rivets:

Rust in the circuit board:

Conclusion/ Recommendation: 1. All possible openings that can cause water leaks had been sealed with regards to the cladding of the LED Billboard. 2. The hypothesis that source of crack was due to heavy load was invalid due to that there were some modules that were broken on the upper and mid part of the LED Billboard. 3. The quality of G1 LED modules is very poor; we recommend requesting another batch of LED modules and replacing the cracked ones. Other concerns: 1. Fan inside led cabinets are installed in wrong orientation Air flows inside the cabinet rather than out, might cause more dust to go inside the modules. Possible cause to introduce more heat inside that might affect the system. 2. Power supply fan inside does not work Heat generated inside the power supply might damage the whole power supply if not ventilated out. Another source of heat inside the cabinet. Recommendation: 1. Change the orientation of fan of the cabinet. Air must go out rather than inside the cabinet to reduce heat inside thus prolonging the life span of the modules as well as the other devices installed inside the cabinet. 2. Fix the fans inside the power supply.

OSRAM c/o ALLEN -Finished cleaning as of July 26, 2012 -Subject for inspection this week Other concerns: -cleaning of lower exhaust fans not advisable, the screen under the exhaust fan is not fixed and might cause accident to operators. Recommendation: -Return Cleaning of exhaust fans task to Engineering Dept. or; -Fix the screen below the screen, must be safe to step on or; -Make another entry safe enough for the operators to access.

PNJ c/o JULIUS -fixed the busted module