DD its nothing to do with the led power supply been through all that, its a blown LED. Get a short length of wire and bridge across the LEDs that are out when you find the correct bulb they all come back on. You can then replace that bulb or temporarily make a bridge across it. I recieved a new power supply of them and found there was nothing wrong with the old one. Theres a seperate supply for small clusters of leds that are linked in series, so if one bulb blows they all go out in the cluster,its nothing to do with the power supply although a spare always comes in handy for later use. So to recap idenify the blown bulb in the cluster that has gone out then you can bridge across it to get them all back on. I'm going to get a couple of spare bulbs.