Can someone tell me how to open a 20w xenon light under my cabinet so I can change the bulb?
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My xenon bulb was in a light above my bathroom mirror. There is a clip that holds the glass in. I just got a small screw driver and pushed it inward & held my hand under it so the glass wouldn't fall and break. The bulb itself just pops into the two prong hole. Not sure if your light is similar to mine... hope this helps.
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Our under the counter fixtures have a plastic cover that just slides off. Changing the bulb is tricky tho. Do Not Twist. Pull straight out then align the pins on new bulb and push straight in. Hope this helps.
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In my past experience, the lighting fixture has some form of a glass cover that slides in and out - slide it back towards you - which should expose the bulbs. Make sure light off (the fixture will also likely have a switch) - it's bright to look directly at the exposed bulbs (if they are on). Try not to touch the replacement bulb with your fingers (packaging also denotes). Replace bulb, slide glass back into the clips and viola, let there be light!
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um... i think you are referring to the Xenon bulb. the bulb position how i installed it, is the white wire that goes to the top of the bulb, is facing upwards. hope that helps!
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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.
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U can use the link above eTopLighting halogen bulbs. They are really cheap and works great
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The little screw just allows you to remove the lens cover. Then you simple grasp the bulb and pull straight out... to replace allign the two pins on the bulb bottom and push back into the socket. put back the lens cover and replace the screw... If the screw is to tight to loosen with a little screw driver, use a small pliers to turn it...
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It was very easy on my TV. Open front panel and use a Phillips screwdriver to remove one screw. Pull bulb out and replace.
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Yes, you can use these replace the Xenon bulb with the ceramic G9 base. Typically the Xenon bulbs are 35 watts while these are only 25 watts. These may run a bit hotter than the Xenon bulbs, but that has not been a problem for me so far and I have been using them since January 2013 for under cabinet lighting. The only issue may be if you need to use them in an application where they must be dimmable. I have not tried them in that application.
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Replacement Bulb: 41-5516 6 Volt Xenon Bulb, search for it on Dorcy's website
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I can't answer that because I haven't used the xenon bulb. Sorry I couldn't help out there. The batteries last a long time with the LED bulb though.
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Hi Erin, thanks for the question. It's not as hard as it may seem. You just remove the casing and exchange the bulb. This fixture uses T-4 bulbs of a maximum of 100w. We hope this helps! If you have any other questions Erin, please reach out to one of our experts. They know everything, and they're literally sitting right next to their phones right now:) Hansen Wholesale 1-800-201-1193
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The outer diffusing plastic around the bulb just pops off. Try grasping it between your fingers near the bottom of the unit and squeezing that plastic shroud , then pull it off. Be careful as the edges are a little sharp. It might need a little wiggling, especially if it's already installed under a cabinet, but you'll get it. To replace the bulb itself, just twist the bulb at either end until the terminals at each end of the bulb line up with the slot at the top of each socket. You'll feel some resistance as the electrical contacts are springs. Then gently raise the bulb out and install a new one in reverse.
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Make sure lamp is unplugged. Lower to its most flat position. Use a thin non-metal object, such as a credit card, to slip between the lens and the lamp housing. (midpoint) Gently apply upward pressure to remove the lens away from the housing. To replace bulb, remove it by pushing the bulb away from the socket. Install by aligning the bulb pins with the socket receptacles then push the bulb into the socket. A click should be heard when connected. Lay the lens back onto the housing being careful to keep the rounded edges to the outside of the lamp. Align the inside tabs with the slots in the housing, rotate the lens down and snap into place by pressing along the outer edge. Good Luck! Make sure lamp is unplugged. Lower to its most flat position. Use a thin non-metal object, such as a credit card, to slip between the lens and the lamp housing. (midpoint) Gently apply upward pressure to remove the lens away from the housing. To replace bulb, remove it by pushing the bulb away from the socket. Install by aligning the bulb pins with the socket receptacles then push the bulb into the socket. A click should be heard when connected. Lay the lens back onto the housing being careful to keep the rounded edges to the outside of the lamp. Align the inside tabs with the slots in the... » Read More Make sure lamp is unplugged. Lower to its most flat position. Use a thin non-metal object, such as a credit card, to slip between the lens and the lamp housing. (midpoint) Gently apply upward pressure to remove the lens away from the housing. To replace bulb, remove it by pushing the bulb away from the socket. Install by aligning the bulb pins with the socket receptacles then push the bulb into the socket. A click should be heard when connected. Lay the lens back onto the housing being careful to keep the rounded edges to the outside of the lamp. Align the inside tabs with the slots in the housing, rotate the lens down and snap into place by pressing along the outer edge. Good Luck! « Show Less
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The outer diffusing plastic around the bulb just pops off. Try grasping it between your fingers near the bottom of the unit and squeezing that plastic shroud , then pull it off. Be careful as the edges are a little sharp. It might need a little wiggling, especially if it's already installed under a cabinet, but you'll get it.To replace the bulb itself, just twist the bulb at either end until the terminals at each end of the bulb line up with the slot at the top of each socket. You'll feel some resistance as the electrical contacts are springs. Then gently raise the bulb out and install a new one in reverse. The outer diffusing plastic around the bulb just pops off. Try grasping it between your fingers near the bottom of the unit and squeezing that plastic shroud , then pull it off. Be careful as the edges are a little sharp. It might need a little wiggling, especially if it's already installed under a cabinet, but you'll get it.To replace the bulb itself, just twist the bulb at either end until the terminals at each end of the bulb line up with the slot at the top of each socket. You'll feel some resistance as the electrical contacts are springs. Then gently raise the bulb out and... » Read More The outer diffusing plastic around the bulb just pops off. Try grasping it between your fingers near the bottom of the unit and squeezing that plastic shroud , then pull it off. Be careful as the edges are a little sharp. It might need a little wiggling, especially if it's already installed under a cabinet, but you'll get it.To replace the bulb itself, just twist the bulb at either end until the terminals at each end of the bulb line up with the slot at the top of each socket. You'll feel some resistance as the electrical contacts are springs. Then gently raise the bulb out and install a new one in reverse. « Show Less
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Hold the metal housing that the control chains come out of with one hand. Twist the glass globe counter-clockwise with your other hand. This will expose the halogen bulb. Take the burnt out bulb to your local hardware store and replace it with the same type. Be sure to wipe the new bulb off thoroughly before turning it on or the oils on your hand will cause the new bulb to burn out. Or better yet don't touch the bulb, hold it with a cloth or plastic bag after unpacking it and during installation. Replace the glass globe. People with small hands or without strong fingers may require another person's help. Be careful the structure of these fans is somewhat delicate. Hold the metal housing that the control chains come out of with one hand. Twist the glass globe counter-clockwise with your other hand. This will expose the halogen bulb. Take the burnt out bulb to your local hardware store and replace it with the same type. Be sure to wipe the new bulb off thoroughly before turning it on or the oils on your hand will cause the new bulb to burn out. Or better yet don't touch the bulb, hold it with a cloth or plastic bag after unpacking it and during installation. Replace the glass globe. People with small hands or without strong fingers may... » Read More Hold the metal housing that the control chains come out of with one hand. Twist the glass globe counter-clockwise with your other hand. This will expose the halogen bulb. Take the burnt out bulb to your local hardware store and replace it with the same type. Be sure to wipe the new bulb off thoroughly before turning it on or the oils on your hand will cause the new bulb to burn out. Or better yet don't touch the bulb, hold it with a cloth or plastic bag after unpacking it and during installation. Replace the glass globe. People with small hands or without strong fingers may require another person's help. Be careful the structure of these fans is somewhat delicate. « Show Less
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to replace the bulb you just turn the small part with lip on it,it goes about 1/2 a turn then pulls straight out the bulb is plugged in to it, then all you do is gently pull the blub straight off . Hope this helps you
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Can pick up a 40W ceiling fan bulb at Home Depot. That's what I use with mine and works great.
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It's very easy. Do you have the bulb now? You should always wear gloves and eye protection and remove all power from the unit.To replace the old bulb you take out the cartridge by grasping it in the center and turning it slightly, and then pull it out. Then remove the old bulb. This can be a little hard just because the bulbs are sometimes very tight. Before you remove the old bulb you want to look at how it goes into the bulb socket. Now remove it by pulling straight out. Then put in the new bulb. Put the socket back in the UV cleaner and you are done.