Is this item easy to change the bulbs. My last Kovacs bath fixture you had to dismantle quite a bit to reload the bulb
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It is brand new and I'm told the lights will last a long time. However, it was easy to put the bulbs in when we mounted it on the wall and it looksFABULOUS!
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It is very easy. You just twist off the cage and the cage and glass come right off giving you access to the bulbs.
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The wire and glass diffuser can come off together with a twist. Fairly easy. My bulbs last about 6 months with regular daily use.
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Haven't had to change them out yet, but yes, there are screws on the sides and you just loosen the screws and pull down the globe part in order to access the bulbs. It is such a beautiful light - we have already gotten many compliments!
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It is the complete housing and not just the bulb. Just unscrew the two retaining housing screws, pull out old housing, insert new housing and secure and you are done. Whole thing takes less than a cuple of minutes. Then comes the fun part in going into the menu and adjusting your color settings and lamp timer if desired.
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I'm not entirely sure it is replaceable. I looked at mine and it does not appear to have external access anywhere on it. I love mine but it is a low use item. If you are going to be utilizing it with any kind of high use I would think about something that DEFINITELY has replaceable bulbs. As I said, I do not believe this one can have the bulbs swapped out, but you may want to check with the manufacturer first before you ultimately take my word!
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This was my 2nd replacement bulb in 7 years and I am ordering a third today. I tried using the housing unit that came with this bulb and was unable to get it to seat properly. One of the "tabs" did not line up. It was easier for me to use the original housing and transfer this new bulb. It is very easy to do. Not sure about ordering just a bulb alone, this is what worked for me. Good Luck.
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Hi Jacquelyn these bulbs are really ease to change they have those led mini bulbs in them and you just pull it out and replace with another bulb, and stick it back into the hole and your are back on line, I think that you will not have much trouble with changing these bulbs out. I hope this helps your decision on purchasing these lights because my husband really likes them. Millissa
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Sorry, I haven't had to replace anything on this fixture. If you could write directly to the manufacturer, it might solve your dilemma.
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Its pretty easy! Took all of 30 minutes at the most and that because I flushed and lubed the conduit that the wire runs through. make sure you tie off the old light to the new light or use a fish tape to pull the wire and you will have no problems. Good Luck!
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I never had to change a light bulb in the ours. I had them for about 18 months, but have since moved. However you might take the top off and see if Home Depot or Lowes has a match.
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It is not easy to replace the lightbulbs. First you have to remove the 4 screws holding the frame and cover. You need to plug in the new neon and snap it in the tracks. Then you need to put back the cover, frame and 4 screws. It comes down to the very naked base I guess. Other neon lights such as rectangular, usual kitchen ones with long neons are much easier to take apart, with no additional screws.
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just got done doing it myself... took me about 40 minutes. man it is tight up in there to remove the one bolt! i do have big hands... a little FYI, it is held on by ONE 5/8" bolt on the top right side of the light. i had to do it all blind. removed the small splash guard, enough to fit my hand up to the light. and it was all by feeling from there on out. removed the old bulb first from the housing, then removed the 5/8" bolt. when i installed the new lamp, i first removed the light bulb from the housing (to make it easier to access that bolt that holds it to the cars bumper) then popped the bulb in when the bolt was tight. and connected the wires. just got done doing it myself... took me about 40 minutes. man it is tight up in there to remove the one bolt! i do have big hands... a little FYI, it is held on by ONE 5/8" bolt on the top right side of the light. i had to do it all blind. removed the small splash guard, enough to fit my hand up to the light. and it was all by feeling from there on out. removed the old bulb first from the housing, then removed the 5/8" bolt. when i installed the new lamp, i first removed the light bulb from the housing (to make it easier to access that bolt that holds it to the cars bumper) then... » Read More just got done doing it myself... took me about 40 minutes. man it is tight up in there to remove the one bolt! i do have big hands... a little FYI, it is held on by ONE 5/8" bolt on the top right side of the light. i had to do it all blind. removed the small splash guard, enough to fit my hand up to the light. and it was all by feeling from there on out. removed the old bulb first from the housing, then removed the 5/8" bolt. when i installed the new lamp, i first removed the light bulb from the housing (to make it easier to access that bolt that holds it to the cars bumper) then popped the bulb in when the bolt was tight. and connected the wires. « Show Less
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I have owned this for months now (and have left the thing on for a long time.) The LED lights have yet to need replacing. However, I have had to replace the batteries once. I honestly have no idea how one would go about changing the bulb(s) since they are within the mirror itself and not easily accessible. But, thankfully, the bulbs themselves are long lasting. Hopefully that helps answer your question.
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It's tricky but I did replace a spiral shaped bulb. There is a YouTube video using sticky tape to adapt the use on smaller bulb, but I didn't have to use it.
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yes, the light bulb is replaceable. A lighting store should have the bulb or order it for you if you supply the model number, etc.
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I just had to replace the bulb yesterday! My cover pulled off very easily...just need to squeeze the cover a bit to one side and pop out the tab that holds it up there...I'd suggest trying a flat screwdriver if it isn't coming open, though be gentle with the screwdriver. Good luck.
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It is a sealed unit. Bulb replacement would require breaking the housing. I would not/did not go that route. I replaced the whole unit. Cheers
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I feel it is pretty easy to change the bulbs, I don't feel heat coming from it.