How do you remove to change the lightbulbs? Do I turn the glass ? or do I turn the metal ring or do I pull on the metal ring?
863495
Just turn the glass counterclockwise about a quarter turn and it will drop down. It may be difficult to start if it was over-tightened when installed
863496
I have not had to change the light bulb yet but I watched the electrican install the unit, and he turned the glass after he installed the light bulb.
863497
Wear Nitrile gloves for a good grip and make certain the glass is clean and not greasy at all, which if it was greasy would slip easily or fall - not desirable. Next, grip the glass with both hands flat on it and twist the glass to the left about 1/4 turn. Glass dome should then gently come loose into your hands.Simply hand the dome to someone, or set it down carefully, and remove and replace the dead bulb. Test the light for operation before reinstalling the dome, just to prevent having to do the same steps again in case the new bulb has a problem, or the fixture is not getting power for any reason. Wear Nitrile gloves for a good grip and make certain the glass is clean and not greasy at all, which if it was greasy would slip easily or fall - not desirable. Next, grip the glass with both hands flat on it and twist the glass to the left about 1/4 turn. Glass dome should then gently come loose into your hands.Simply hand the dome to someone, or set it down carefully, and remove and replace the dead bulb. Test the light for operation before reinstalling the dome, just to prevent having to do the same steps again in case the new bulb has a problem, or the fixture is not getting... » Read More Wear Nitrile gloves for a good grip and make certain the glass is clean and not greasy at all, which if it was greasy would slip easily or fall - not desirable. Next, grip the glass with both hands flat on it and twist the glass to the left about 1/4 turn. Glass dome should then gently come loose into your hands.Simply hand the dome to someone, or set it down carefully, and remove and replace the dead bulb. Test the light for operation before reinstalling the dome, just to prevent having to do the same steps again in case the new bulb has a problem, or the fixture is not getting power for any reason. « Show Less
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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
1478923
the globe is screwed to the base. Just hold the ribbed nut located between the globe and the base and unscrew the globe. You will have access to the bulb.
374105
The shiny thing at the bottom, in the middle, screws off. That shiny thing holds up the glass. Make sure to hold the glass part so that it does not fall down on you. Once that is off, you can get to the light bulbs.
1589023
Hello The little plastic cover just snaps onto the lighting unit. You will be able to just pull it off. You might have to use a butter knife or screw driver (unplug everything first!) to get in between the plastic cover and the unit itself. But there isnt any screws or fasteners holding it. Just plastic grooves that hold it in place.. like legos or models that kids build. Hope this helps
1071074
You unscrew the 2 screws on the metal cover and remove the cover. the glass then unscrews.
1190319
REmove the four screws holding the grey housing to the back. Once it is removed, the bulb will be exposed at the top of the refelctor. One side of the fixture/contacts holding the bulb in place is spring loaded, ( I don't remember which side). When you determine which side is sprung, push the bulb in that direction, then pull the bulb down. To put th enew bulb in, push one end into the springed end of the fixture then set the opposite side. Then replacd the cover.
119091
You unscrew the bottom but which allows the globe to slide off. Its not difficult.......the fixture looks very good and is perfect as my porch light.
1145354
Pull down the cover and remove a mounting spring. Then unscrew the screw holding on the light cover. The bulbs are then accessible. The bulbs unscrew with a half-twist. Make sure you get the right kind of bulb. Its base is different from most.
982444
Yes, just cut the wires from the glass bulb close to the metal base contact, pull the bulb out, bend the LED wires out straight, push into the base, bend the wires over and force down into the groove of the metal contact and flush against the contact side. first one takes a while, second one is quick.LED are much better, the bulbs burn the base and sometimes melt it. This bulb is a safety hazard.
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You just need to be able to access the two screws on either side of the light housing that the mounting bracket attaches to. It also holds the glass lens assembly into the housing. remove those, and you will be able to pull out the glass housing. The bulb unclips from the rear of the glass housing.
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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
1519903
Unscrew the two acorn nuts that secure the "safety cage" where it protrudes thru the shade. Remove the cage. Then you either unscrew the locking glass globe from the stainless fitting or unscrew three knurled screws from the fitting, releasing the glass from the fixture. I have 5 of these outdoor lights on a northern cottage but am not there at the moment. Once you remove the wire cage as mentioned above, the rest of the procedure should be obvious.
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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)
475030
There is one metal contact on each side of the bulb base. You just press the bulb base straight into the specialy designed socket, no twisting or turning, the socket securely holds the bulb in place while making a connection with the two metal contacts.
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From what we remember, since we got rid of the tv, you open the bottom panel in the front of the tv. You have to pull on both ends to get it off. Once off, there is a square door you open to gain access to the bulb. Do not touch the new bulb with bare hands, use a paper towel or something. Once the old bulb is out you can put the new bulb in. We had problems not buying a bulb from Sony..the plastic cover does not come with generic bulbs. Ours got hot and melted the outer cover that the bulb fits in. I figured we could save money by buying generic but they don't last. We were afraid of fire when we could smell plastic being hot and just got rid of the TV and bought a flat screen TV. Hope this helps. From what we remember, since we got rid of the tv, you open the bottom panel in the front of the tv. You have to pull on both ends to get it off. Once off, there is a square door you open to gain access to the bulb. Do not touch the new bulb with bare hands, use a paper towel or something. Once the old bulb is out you can put the new bulb in. We had problems not buying a bulb from Sony..the plastic cover does not come with generic bulbs. Ours got hot and melted the outer cover that the bulb fits in. I figured we could save money by buying generic but they don't last. We were afraid of fire... » Read More From what we remember, since we got rid of the tv, you open the bottom panel in the front of the tv. You have to pull on both ends to get it off. Once off, there is a square door you open to gain access to the bulb. Do not touch the new bulb with bare hands, use a paper towel or something. Once the old bulb is out you can put the new bulb in. We had problems not buying a bulb from Sony..the plastic cover does not come with generic bulbs. Ours got hot and melted the outer cover that the bulb fits in. I figured we could save money by buying generic but they don't last. We were afraid of fire when we could smell plastic being hot and just got rid of the TV and bought a flat screen TV. Hope this helps. « Show Less
863246
It is very easy. You just twist off the cage and the cage and glass come right off giving you access to the bulbs.