Is the bottom of the lantern open or solid? Do you have to remove the bottom piece to change the bulb?
351685
Its open but if you use a standard bulb or old fashioned bulb like I used than yes you have to take apart to change bulb. If you use long bulbs you can change with skinny fingers. Hope this hrlped , Drew S.
351686
The bottom is open. However, the opening is very small. As a bigger guy, I have large hands and this makes changing the bulb difficult. Thank goodness the bulb hasn't burned out yet! Great looking lamp though. Good purchase.
351687
It is open use a smaller light bulb and you don't have to remove the bottom
351688
It is open at the bottom. You just have to reach up inside and screw the bulb in our out. It is very easy to change unless you have an enormous hand.
351689
The bottom is open and I just tried to change the bulb from the bottom and was able to. It's a tight fit but with small fingers it's do-able. Hope this helps.
1467556
No it's open. It's so you can change the light bulb easily. We just stick the vaccume hose in the open area to clean.
931286
The bottom of the fixture is open. This fixtures utilizes a 100 watt maximum medium base bulb.
2052922
There is a cardboard Tear Here spot. If you tear the cardboard open there, the plastic clamshell just opens right up and you can lift the bulb out. At least that's how mine were packaged.
2065350
Sorry I don't know. The bulb is still working. To be honest, I'm not sure if the bulb can be changed or how to change it - there's a plastic cover over it and I don't want to try to pop it open until necessary.
1790918
You have to unscrew the bulb end. It's really tight when you first get it but once you get it moving it's pretty easy to operate. I had the same problem.
640151
It's not set up like a flashlight where you can just unscrew the top to get to the bulb. The circuitry runs through the same area so I feel like it's something that you might need a professional to take apart. There's nothing about replacing the bulb anywhere in the instructions
449953
Yes, it is easy. There is a knurled nut where the cord enters the globe fixture at the top. You loosen this nut and slip the nut along with the top plate up the cord. At this point, the globe is hanging on another metal plate that is inside the globe. The globe can then be tilted and slipped off the inner plate leaving the bulb exposed and easy to change. Reassembly simply reverses this process. So, the whole process is simple, BUT you need to careful that you don't drop the globe.
1095596
Yes, it is easy to change the bulbs. Must wear gloves so you don't get fingerprints on bulb and they include those in package. You just twist the bulb out and then you need to line up the two connection points on the back of the bulb into holes and turn to lock the bulb in place. Dusting the crystal is necessary over time since the dust settles on each one. Although it takes awhile is not hard to do.
2266947
Grasp the base and pull it out. Push the new bulb into the socket ... Be sure to push on the base, not the glass.
1176122
t will open if you turn the same direction as the arrow. Sometimes not easily though. I've purchased 5 of these lanterns and put batteries in them before I gave them away as gifts. The trick is once you get the bottom off is to put it on straight and not too tight . It can be tough but it will come off. hope that helps !
178945
yes ,it is open without any kind of cover whatsoever, making it very easy to easily change the bulb.
1964784
If you are referring to the glass cylinder: that is open on the bottom for easy change of bulb. The base attaches to a vertical wall. This may be the nicest light fixture I have ever owned.
518952
The bulb is part of the whole lamp and cannot be replaced. So, the whole lamp must be replaced. BUT I LOVE my lamps !!! I have one on either side of my bed and highly recommend them. The light is bright and all you could ask for.
1235185
I haven't had to change one yet, but I believe the whole lower assembly (silver ring and glass) twists into place on a mounting bracket. I assume you twist it slightly one way or the other and it will drop from the bracket and reveal the bulb. Hang on to it, seems I remember it being heavier than you might expect.
1646410
On the bottom, front of the TV there is a panel that snaps off. Underneath, in the middle, you should see where the lamp module fits. Then you need the special torx screwdriver that should have come with the bulb. Once you remove the screws, you can slide the bad module out and insert the new bulb, and re-insert screws. You may notice a slight "heat" odor initially, but that should go away quickly. Good luck.
925274
It just takes a standard bulb of whatever you want - it's wide open at the bottom so it's not going to get too hot.