I have a halogen bulb 4 3\4 diameter stuck in a ceiling can light. Think this can get it out? Thanks
1193923
I have no experience in the halogen bulb department, but according to my own educated guess. The amount of pressure exert upon the glass as it will going to suck it out might damage the bulb, if you are not minding the damage of the bulb, then yes it can get it out.
1193924
I can't say without trying but I think it should work. I think the 3" diameter might work better.
1193925
I bought this for a dent in my car. It did not work. It says on the box that it is for carrying glass; however, they advertise that it is also for dents. It is not strong enough. I doubt very much this will work to get your bulb out also. I would not waste my money on this.
640151
It's not set up like a flashlight where you can just unscrew the top to get to the bulb. The circuitry runs through the same area so I feel like it's something that you might need a professional to take apart. There's nothing about replacing the bulb anywhere in the instructions
1728322
Put the ceiling piece in place ...attach the light portion by aligning the piece (see the instruction diagram) and turning it to lock and secure. When you have to replace the battery....turn the light portion the opposite way and it should come off. Go to the website, it has a video which is a great help too. www.mrbeams.com
1544791
The end cap (opposite end from light bulb) should twist off. I had one that required the use of a pliers and clamp to get off.
2070294
It's an E11 used only for small halogen bulbs. I don't believe there is any other bulbs that use an E11 socket. You can adapt an E11 to E12 (candelabra base). I replaced the socket with a standard E19 socket. The other limiting factors are the diameter of the shade opening (small) and its depth. I was able to get 40W equiv LED ceiling fan bulb to fit. If you go that way, be sure to get a bulb rated for enclosed fixtures. In short, it's possible, but difficult. The manufacturer needs to update the light assembly since a 75W or 100W halogen uses up to 10X what an equivalent LED bulb would, has a much shorter life, and produces unecessary heat.
1262372
this fits a standard size light socket, as you would see in a lamp or ceiling fan lights. so I don't think this will be what your looking for! not sure about the smaller version tho!
1853750
As a user the bulb fits in my standard recessed can fixture with no problems. The bulb is 5 inches in diameter... brightest led bulb I have found on the market great in my kitchen where I have 5.
599412
Slide bottom tray out. Then grasp the bulb close the the bottom . pull firmly Straight out.
1194137
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.
2107518
Hold the light on top where the wire is at the end of it turn it counter clock wise it will come out pull the light bulb out and it will go in the same way.
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.
2146305
Hi there ...I am an industrial electrician and you are going to need some troubleshooting b4 you send the fixture back . First check the socket that holds the halogen light bulb and see if the springs are broken , and then check the continuity on the cord ... and if you can't find anything wrong during these steps then you have to take the fixture back . I hope i was helpful .good luck
2006511
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.
1488874
Sorry I can't help. I threw mine out after it failed to work in the lamp we bought it for. In fairness, I think the lamp was the problem, not the bulb.
111451
I would choose another light. The soldering on this light looks like a child did it. But as far as the size, it might work.
1727799
I was really worried about this as well but the gripper fits snugly around the bulb so doesn't require a lot of extra room. More than likely if there's enough room for you to remove a bulb with your hands then this gripper should be fine.
2264530
You need to unscrew the portion of the top where it is tapered. Unscrewing the very top just exposes the bulb.