How do you remove the thumb knob so it can be installed in the lamp? Otherwise it does not fit in the lamp shaft.
1995021
It was very difficult because the plastic is soft and its fits very tightly. I carefully pried to avoid damaging the dimmer; still I damaged the knob a bit. However, I was able to reuse my old knob.
1995022
It is a "push fit"; at least mine do not have set screws. Just pull it off...
1995023
It is very difficult. I ruined 2 of them before I got the knob off. I finally got one from another supplier and had no trouble. You can try to heat the knob since it is plastic. Maybe use a hair dryer but do a little at a time.
1995024
You have to pull straight out on it...it takes a ton of force to pull it off. MINE DID NOT DIM ONLY TURNED THE LAMP ON AND OFF...THE DIMMER WAS BROKE..GOOD LUCK
1995025
It is pressed on and in my case very tightly pressed on. I tried to be careful removing it but still broke the switch. I returned it for a refund.
1995026
Actually, I did not use the one from Angelo Brothers...it was defective on arrival! The one I purchased from Menards worked fine and was cheaper. However, the knurled knob should just slide off the dimmer shaft with little effort unless you can identify some sort of set screw holding it.
1995027
You pull the gold/silver knob off the shaft. If the shaft is still too big, you will have to ream or drill it out but I believe it will fit once you pull the knob off (and lso remove the nut from the threads on the shaft). I may be mistaken but I believe the replacement I received from Angelo Brothers was defective.........It would not DIM at all....it was either on or off. They were very kind in replacing it but the 2nd still did not work, either. If I am correct, I ended up getting one (from Amazon) mad by Thomas and Betts which did work. I feel for you....disassembling the lamp in the correct manner so as not to wind the cords in a knot is a bit of a challenge. You pull the gold/silver knob off the shaft. If the shaft is still too big, you will have to ream or drill it out but I believe it will fit once you pull the knob off (and lso remove the nut from the threads on the shaft). I may be mistaken but I believe the replacement I received from Angelo Brothers was defective.........It would not DIM at all....it was either on or off. They were very kind in replacing it but the 2nd still did not work, either. If I am correct, I ended up getting one (from Amazon) mad by Thomas and Betts which did work. I feel for you....disassembling the lamp in the... » Read More You pull the gold/silver knob off the shaft. If the shaft is still too big, you will have to ream or drill it out but I believe it will fit once you pull the knob off (and lso remove the nut from the threads on the shaft). I may be mistaken but I believe the replacement I received from Angelo Brothers was defective.........It would not DIM at all....it was either on or off. They were very kind in replacing it but the 2nd still did not work, either. If I am correct, I ended up getting one (from Amazon) mad by Thomas and Betts which did work. I feel for you....disassembling the lamp in the correct manner so as not to wind the cords in a knot is a bit of a challenge. « Show Less
461759
Not hard to do. If you order a new lamp, it will come with instructions. Basically, it involves removing the bottom front panel (snapped on - I forget if there are screws at this point as well) and then unscrewing the lamp from it's mount. Swap the new lamp out (more involved if you bought a bulb-only replacement) and screw it back in. If you're even a little handy, you won't have any problems.
605951
it is very simple on the front of TV there is a flap door.open , pull out lamp with EZ grip remover which is built into each bulb so it is already there. and simply slide in the new. no tools required
258301
You replace the bulb by first unplugging the lamp to make sure there is no power to the power unit. Then turn the bulb holder handle counter clockwise a small amount until the bulb holder unlocks from the power unit and the bulb holder can be pulled from the power unit. Then, using caution as to not break the old bulb, (I used leather gloves and a clean cloth - to protect the hands and not leave oils on the bulb) pull the old bulb straight out from the holder. Note that the ceramic end of the lamp has grooves on one side that will allow the new bulb to only fit in the holder only one way. Place the new bulb in the holder with the grooves in correct position and push in on the bulb until seated. Again, handle with care and do not use excessive pressure. Carefully slide the new bulb and holder assembly back into the power unit and twist clockwise until it locks in place. Plug the unit back in and you
1076913
u unscrew the small screw then u twist the light deflector and will pull off, then pull old bulb out, when u put new bulb in u should use small cotton towel to hold bulb , the oil on your fingers are not good for the bulb.
1145353
When you pull down the cover to the fan and the light, there are metal springs on the sides that you need to squeeze together which will allow you to get the cover off the fan "box". That will allow you to get the fan cover down to an angle where you can use a screwdriver to remove the cover to the light. I hope that makes sense.
2159375
You have to unscrew the screw in middle where the wires are attached to get inside the lamp. Then you can attached each arm to the hole and screw each of them in. After that, you put the wires back as they were in the middle and screw it to the center again. It's very tight but you have to unscrew it first.
1190318
There's a screw on each side, left and right, undo those and remove the cover. Then, it's just one of those high-intensity, halogen bulbs inside. It's not horribly hard nor super easy, but with the halogen bulb it doesn't need to be done very often. HTH.
1271731
Push in the little plastic piece on the side with a screwdriver or butter knife. .its gonna be semi hard to get off..then put in one end of the new one and pop it in like youd do a roll of toliet paper..theres a square plastic piece that holds the knob on the brush, all you have to do is pull it apart
1493535
To remove the bulb: (It's best to not touch the bulb too much!...that being said...) twist the bulb either toward you or away from you. There is an opening at each end of the base, where you will see the metal housing (connectors) pieces where you carefully lift the bulb from each end. Be sure to wipe the bulb(s) with a clean, dry soft cloth OR using an eyeglass cleaning cloth would work too. To replace the bulb: gently put one prong into each opening on the base, twist either toward you or away from you to lock the bulb into place. I hope my explanation helped. : ) (Wipe the bulb with cloth to clean, dust and extend the life of your bulbs!) To remove the bulb: (It's best to not touch the bulb too much!...that being said...) twist the bulb either toward you or away from you. There is an opening at each end of the base, where you will see the metal housing (connectors) pieces where you carefully lift the bulb from each end. Be sure to wipe the bulb(s) with a clean, dry soft cloth OR using an eyeglass cleaning cloth would work too. To replace the bulb: gently put one prong into each opening on the base, twist either toward you or away from you to lock the bulb into place. I hope my explanation helped. : ) (Wipe the bulb with... » Read More To remove the bulb: (It's best to not touch the bulb too much!...that being said...) twist the bulb either toward you or away from you. There is an opening at each end of the base, where you will see the metal housing (connectors) pieces where you carefully lift the bulb from each end. Be sure to wipe the bulb(s) with a clean, dry soft cloth OR using an eyeglass cleaning cloth would work too. To replace the bulb: gently put one prong into each opening on the base, twist either toward you or away from you to lock the bulb into place. I hope my explanation helped. : ) (Wipe the bulb with cloth to clean, dust and extend the life of your bulbs!) « Show Less
2253240
No it's not attached to the lamp...you can always get a next one and change it.
236312
Hello, the burnt out lights are easy to replace. There is a center ball you unscrew and the globe just comes down. Then you just put it back up to fit in the grooved out area above and rescrew the knob. Easy peasy. Hope this helps. By the way, I love mine so much. It's so much prettier in person and so beautiful at night with the light on or dimmed.
186099
It is designed to fit on the lamp with a "spider fitter"(a small hole with 3 arms reaching out to the lamp shade), which fits onto a lamp "harp"(a metal piece that attaches around the light bulb area and fastens down near the light switch), and then the shade is fastened down with a "finial" onto the top of the "harp"(a "finial" is a decorative cap that holds the entire lamp shade tight onto the "harps" top screw). I would attach a picture, but there isn't anyplace to attach one here, sorry. I hope this has helped you some.
963490
Hello Karen, This item takes a Candelabra Base type B bulb. There are threads in the socket I assure you, once you have the proper bulb, simply screw it into the lamp like you would any other I promise you it will fit and work. I hope this helps.
1843347
If you twist the raised ring somewhat near the lamp counterclockwise, you can move that part of the lamp in and out of the other rod, so it's either longer or shorter. A friend assembled mine for me, and he set it to maximum length. When I went to shorten it, I thought the part that moves was *very* stiff and hard to shove down into the larger rod. It also didn't adjust as much as I expected, or I couldn't get it to go in much more than 6-7 inches.
1535249
It just pivots out of the way. Just take your thumb and slide it out of the way. I don't think it needs to be removed.
1660187
There is a hole at the lamp end of the handle. There should be a rubber flap that can be peeled back to access the opening.