If you're looking to repair your Petzl Myo XP in 2021, you're dealing with a classic but discontinued piece of gear. This headlamp was a powerhouse in its day, but like many high-performance tools, it has a few known "weak spots" that tend to fail after years of heavy use.

Part 3: Step-by-Step Repairs (2021 Edition)

Repair #1: The Elastic Headband (Easiest)

The Myo XP headband attaches via two plastic clips. In 2021, the original Petzl band is no longer sold. Here is the workaround:

Repairing the Petzl Myo XP in 2021 requires patience, basic electronics knowledge, and the right tools. By following this guide, you should be able to diagnose and repair common issues with your headlamp. If you're not comfortable with DIY repairs or if the issue is more complex, consider contacting Petzl's customer support or a professional electronics repair service. With proper care and maintenance, your Petzl Myo XP can continue to provide reliable lighting for your outdoor adventures.

  1. Remove the 4 hex screws on the front lens.
  2. Desolder the two wires from the LED star board.
  3. Glue a new Cree XP-L or Nichia 219B on a 16mm star (check voltage – must be 3V).
  4. Re-solder. Note: The optic is proprietary – focus may change slightly.