Lights seemed to have burned out after 6 months usage.

Light bulbs can't burn forever, and in reality, incandescent bulbs have a lifespan of around 900 hours. Based on a usage of eight hours a day, a bulb should last roughly about four months. Compact fluorescent bulbs (CFLs) are supposed to last much longer, but this is not always the case. If you have replaced bulbs recently and the lifespan doesn't seem to be all that it should, the cause may be in the fixture itself or elsewhere in the circuit.

It is like you overworked it and it got some efficiency fault.Kindly see a dealer closer to you.

it is usually the panel that fails

Hello Fellow Espresso Maker
We at Expressfix recommend you descale every 6 month depending on water quality and usage. We tell our clients every 6 month to prevent scale build up and proper operational status for normal usage(2-3 drinks daily). Poor water quality leads many future preventable service calls.
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It could be an auto ignite stove. Check the manual. Some of the newer stoves have an electronic ignite to save on gas usage. A pilot light can burn as much as 3 gallons of gas a month.

Why would you think that?

No vehicle uses much oil at all--for over four months
& several thousand miles between oil changes

You have potentially serious oil consumption issues
or leaks

Check the status indicator - The LED found on the front panel should be illuminate in blue when the subwoofer is functioning. If the unit is in Auto mode and is not receiving a signal, the light will remain off. Try setting the power switch on the back to ON if in the Auto setting. Post back the status of your LED.

Are any of the capacitors swolen at the top?

check your wiring harness to breaks and shorts also check to see if water is getting into the turn signal lense through a crack