How do you remove globe to replace bulb?
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I believe there is a thread in the glass globe...just rotate it to screw off globe
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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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The globe unscrews. In fact the person who installed ours for us didn't screw the globe in tightly enough and it fell on the floor (didn't break luckily).
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You have to rotate/turn the light tube. If you look carefully there are two slots on either side of the light fixture. The light bulb has metal sprongs/tips at either end. You know I just tried and I don't remember how I did it. Try calling the company as they don't have online videos telling you how to remove this particular product. 800.842.8848
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The Globe is removable by pulling up on the top of the meridian and pushing the globe to either side. You can then pull the globe off of its light kit and replace the bulb should it be broken or burnt out. Waypoint Geographic is the direct importer of this item and provides a 90 limited warranty that covers manufacturing defects. Hope that helps, it is a very nice globe!
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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.
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No, the bottom silver piece comes off and the shade can be removed. And then, you can change the bulb.
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Medium-easy. I have fixtures that are much easier, and ones that are much harder. In order to replace the bulb, you unscrew a few screws at the bottom of the clamps, and then the clamps and the cover comes off.
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The trim rings with the bulb attached, pulls down and out of the housing. (They're a little tight) remove the wire harness from the bulb and take bulb out.
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Yes you can replace the bulbs. You can see and feel a "coin" edge at the opening side of the lamp,just turn it counter clock wise and you can then take the bulbs out....David
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See p.8 of the instruction manual, re installing the light bulb & glass shade. To remove the shade, take the reverse steps taken for installation , i.e. turn the glass shade counterclockwise, then pull it down away from the fan housing to install the new 100W halogen bulb into the socket.
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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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Turn the bulb towards you and it should come out. then twist the new one back in.
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To replace a bulb lift the long black tube off the base, you may have to twist it slightly to remove. The socket for the bulb is part of the base and will be visible after you remove the tube and reflector, the socket is not a removable/replaceable piece. If the socket is bad you have to replace the whole assembly.
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Simply pull the cover off (its just held on by snaps) /using the provided screwdriver that is supplied with the new lamp, unscrew the old lamp. Pull it out, slide the new one in. That's it.
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Maximum 60 watt bulb. It will be easy to replace, just undo the globe. How long will the bulb last - don't know, it is outside but it will not be on all the time - I think it will last like another outside fixture bulb. Hope this helps.
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Just goggle and order the bulb off line . Take the back off where it says bulb. And replace . Just use a cloth to pull it out and put it in. It takes seconds
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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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There are two clips on either side (you should see on the cover, where it indents). I needed to use a flathead screwdriver to get pry it off. Just put the screwdriver in one of the indents and pry it in. It was fairly tricky.... Keep in mind it isn't a regular light bulb in there either, it's a GU24 (I think 24, its definitely a GU base, not a standard screw in)