How do I change the light bulb & cover on this fan????? I hate the yellow light, so I want to change it to a white light. How do I take the light out?
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Remove the cover with the palm of your hand (twist counter clockwise).Unscrew the little bulb and replave with a similar type. Put the cover back on. Note: at least your lights work; mine I'm still figuring out why they don't light up!)
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I guess you could remove it, but then, you would only have the wall switch to turn on both fan and light. I assume that you might want the light at times when you didn't want the fan. And, what about the pull for turning on/off the fan - that hangs down also.
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The fan uses three candelabra type lightbulbs. If you use the brightest LED bulbs available instead of the incandescent ones provided it might give you the brightness you desire.
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The front fan comes with a static red LED light. If you want to be able to change the color, you'll need to purchase your own fans.
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Meka Willinger Francis said on May 1, 2015 | Edit I own the fan and also don't like it when LEDs are too bright. One of the lights was a bit bright for me. I use a product called Light Dims (also sold on Amazon) that are basically stickers to cover the LEDs I find annoyingly bright in my home. There's a completely opaque version and one that lets a little light through so you can see the LED if you're up close (I find these sufficient).
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1st question, pull bulb out and check writing. 2nd question, yes it's white color
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The bulb itself can't be changed that I can see. I suspect you would have to buy the light assembly. It is sealed so I don't think bugs can get into it. I haven't had a problem with bugs. Given the life expectancy of LED lights and the amount of time I have the light on in my bedroom, I figure by the time it burns out I will want a new fan anyway. Some LED lights will last 20,000 - 30,000 hours. At an average of 3 hr/day that works out to about 27 years. I'm sure the motor or something else will fail before the light. I do really like the fan/light. I also purchased the wall remote, which is nice too. The bulb itself can't be changed that I can see. I suspect you would have to buy the light assembly. It is sealed so I don't think bugs can get into it. I haven't had a problem with bugs. Given the life expectancy of LED lights and the amount of time I have the light on in my bedroom, I figure by the time it burns out I will want a new fan anyway. Some LED lights will last 20,000 - 30,000 hours. At an average of 3 hr/day that works out to about 27 years. I'm sure the motor or something else will fail before the light. I do really like the fan/light. I also purchased the wall remote, which... » Read More The bulb itself can't be changed that I can see. I suspect you would have to buy the light assembly. It is sealed so I don't think bugs can get into it. I haven't had a problem with bugs. Given the life expectancy of LED lights and the amount of time I have the light on in my bedroom, I figure by the time it burns out I will want a new fan anyway. Some LED lights will last 20,000 - 30,000 hours. At an average of 3 hr/day that works out to about 27 years. I'm sure the motor or something else will fail before the light. I do really like the fan/light. I also purchased the wall remote, which is nice too. « Show Less
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I'm glad you asked. My son recently broke the glass cover that came with my brand new ceiling fan. I don't know what you mean by a small ceiling fan light bulb. I had one of those new spiral shaped bulbs in mine. I just tried the clip on shade on the bulb and turned on the fan. It worked just fine.
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Extremely easy fix and totally worth it. Totally recommend it... 2 things..1. Don't touch the bulb there's a handle on it grab that to handle it properly. .. 2. YouTube the fix if you're not 100% how to change it.
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Hello Mary~ I have two of these products. Noticed them used in Minute Clinics. The color means that you need to change the bulb with a new one. It is not a difficult process and your manual explains how to do this, but if you need help, let me know. I have found that I need to change our two bulbs out about every 10 months, so far. When you do change out the bulb, you want to spray out the unit with an air can to clean any particles out of the product. Hope this helps. Let me know if I can help you further. Bill
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I would be surprised if there is a replacement glass option for this fan. This would be a question for the manufacturer. To be clear, this is a one bulb 60 watt max tiny fan. My suggestion would be floor lights or table lamps OR a more expensive fan with a brighter light output capability.
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Sorry you can't change it to the color you want, it changes color on it own in a random effect very fact. after two week mine store lighting up....bummer!!!
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Hello Donna, The switch has a receiver box that goes into the canopy of the fan. You would just hook up the receiver box in your fan as normal. The switch sends a radio signal to the receiver box in the fan to control the light and fan. There will be a black and white wire that will hook to the house wiring on the receiver box and then 3 other wires labeled fan, light and then another white wire labeled fan or something like that. You would hook the white wire from the receiver box to the white wire on your fan and then the wire that is marked fan will go to the fan wire that powers the fan (Black) and then the wire marked light will go to the wire that powers your light or future light on the fan (Blue most of the time on some fans it could be another color). At the switch to you would just install that part like the standard switch you are replacing. Make sure you turn the power off at the breaker panel before you do the hook-up. The switch part will also have a tab at the bottom that can be pulled out this should be pulled out when doing the hook-up and then pushed back in once installed. I also believe that the switch is only rated at 300 watts for light dimming so make sure that when you do get a light it is rated at no more than 300 watts total for all bulbs. Hope this helps Steve S. Master Electrician
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I had an electrician put it up for me. The light bulb goes in before the cover is attached. One is a very small utility nightlight bulb. I think the cover just twists on and off, haven't had to do it myself yet!
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The bulb itself can't be changed that I can see. I suspect you would have to buy the light assembly. It is sealed so I don't think bugs can get into it. I haven't had a problem with bugs. Given the life expectancy of LED lights and the amount of time I have the light on in my bedroom, I figure by the time it burns out I will want a new fan anyway. Some LED lights will last 20,000 - 30,000 hours. At an average of 3 hr/day that works out to about 27 years. I'm sure the motor or something else will fail before the light. I do really like the fan/light. I also purchased the wall remote, which is nice too.
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Standard bulbs generally have a warm yellow tone, not this. This thing produces VERY bright white light. It will give your room a completely different look. We have one in our hallway and it's way too much for such a small area.
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Hi.I've never changed the bulb, so I can't reply your query, but I can suggest you to save your money, it's absolutely unable to give a visible representation of the sky, yust most brilliant stars are visible, all the others are too dim to be seen unless going vey close to the screen/wall/ceiling or what else you will use. This was a very, very, very disappointing purchase, alas!