Fluval Roma Lid Without Lights

I have a Fluval Roma 125 aquarium. About a year ago I started using my own submersible LED strips instead of the tube lighting unit in the lid and they are working fine. However it still has the original light system in the lid which is no longer used, and it is getting very dirty with algae and still has the original wire attached which gets in the way.

I cannot seem to find any Fluval Roma lids anywhere on the internet that don’t include some sort of lighting system (which I don’t require). Does anyone has any suggestions on how I can replace this lid, or if it is possible to remove the lighting system.

Thanks!

It's a fluorescent light.

I have just taken a look this morning when doing the water change. The actual box which houses the electronics (the part with the yellow label over it) is completely moulded to the lid, no screws at all so it looks like it doesn't come off unfortunately. I can take the electronics out of the box, but can't remove the box itself, it seems to be part of the lid. Such a shame Fluval don't manufacture lids without lights.

The newer version of the Fluval Roma tanks come with LED lights, and have flat lids.

You could either go to your local MA and see if they would order just a lid for you, or try online.
https://www.pond-planet.co.uk/aquarium-c4/media-spares-c113/aquarium-spare-parts-c100/fluval-roma-led-aluminium-centre-cover-p2856

I have some of the older versions of the Roma 200, and have changed to LED light. Eventually I'll get around to replacing the lids too.

Yes, the centre panel in the newer Roma tanks is just flat plastic.
The LED lights sit on the rim inside the tank (below the lid), rather than attach to the lid.
As far as I can tell, the lid in the link is just the centre panel, without lights. I'm hoping it's the answer to the issue as I plan to buy some myself to replace the lids on my old tanks.