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Oh. In that case no idea.
I know you can get people to drill a hole and do stuff like replace the air. But the seal has failed so the silica gel in the seal will need replacing or drying out then re sealing.
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Is that not a guarantee thing? Hopefully including access...
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Ah shiet, sorry to hear that!
As @lynx says, when we had quotes to fix the failed double glazing on the front of our house, the labour involved to properly desiccate, re-gas and re-seal was several times that of the cost of replacement units.
We actually have the same type of rooflight as you in 3x places, hoping it’s not a trend lol!
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Unfortunately it’s a 3000x1000 triple glazed rooflight. Not very easy to swap out. Upper chamber has a leak and water vapour inside.