Is there a trick to screwing in the light bulbs? I cannot get the threads to line up correctly.
1959116
All I can say is that I have never had the problem with the set I bought. Wish I could be more helpful.
632921
install a 1k ohm resister in parallel with ONE of the bulbs. The leads will fit under the caps. I have done this and it works. You only need to do this if you have exit delay lighting.
1666746
I am not to well versed in this matter, I do know though that the bulbs come with two different connections and either can be used. Just use the one that fits and leave the other to dangle. Hope this helps.
1377996
youd have to do some macgyvering to get that to work. i assume the bulbs upside down. i supose u could if it hangs on a chord but it would look kind of ghetto. plus youd have to make sure the bulb doesnt touch the shade. good luck with that one.
973761
I had to raise my light bulb base up to make them tight. I had a standard 6" can light, which i had to completely unscrew wing nut on bulb base bracket, move bracket up, and rescrew in then they worked fine.
1062324
You have to make sure you screw the light bulb on right if not it will not work. I had the same issue.
128966
You need to cut the ballets out of the fixture. Then you need to wire in the tub sockets depending on the type tubs you have. Either one end is hot and other end is neutral or on the same end one pin is hot and the other pin is neutral. I chose the first type. Hope this helps good luck. If you have any more questions let me know. I love my lights. You can email me at Baer.n@sbcglobal.net
2160211
I don't think so. I had the same problem so ordered another set and placed them closer together. Overall they work great. Very crisp light.
1768967
Thanks all for your input. I ended up going to OSH, matching the thread, then purchasing 1" bolts instead of 1.5" bolts that was supplied in the packaging. So new purchasers, save yourself a bunch of anxiety and buy yourself 1" #8 32 standard thread. I e-talked with the manufacturer, Progress Lighting. That was pretty useless...community, you were much more help! Thanks...
1365987
Yes... mine were wobbly as well. Need to handle with care. In fact, to date I've had to return 1 of 2 bulbs because they were broken. Need to look closely at them. For some reason the packaging doesn't hold up well.
1320174
I went thru the same ordeal. Finally I got rid of the fan/light. I spent a week and many dollars trying to get my lights to work. Bulbs, ballasts took it all apart and nothing. Wish I had the answer.
1099805
The lights are on an oval handle type thing at the top. You need to make sure and push it down all the way.
1015761
There is a screw that you need to tighten after putting the rod through the hole of the light elbow. It may be that you have it on the wrong orientation, that is, sideways instead of being upright or the rod doesn't go all the way through to the end of the socket because your screw is somehow in the way.
995993
They do line up but the alignment is super testy. Tighten the first screw (doesn't matter which one you start with) just a little bit to start. Then go around to each screw doing a little bit at a time until they're all tightened. (Like you're changing a car tire) If you tighten one too much it'll throw off the alignment of the other holes.
544398
Mine fit perfectly, you line up your pins and as you insert your going into the recessed part of the fixture. The nice part of purchasing through Amazon is if there is a problem they take care of it. I replaced 35 halogens in my unit and it was the best investment I could have made.
803302
Try and wet the suction cup a little to get it to stick to the light bulb. That is how I did it.
1919028
These fixtures take standard screw-in (E27) light bulbs. If your bulb has pins instead of an E27 base then I think you're out of luck save finding an adapter.