Can you spray this on the electric chandelier bulbs as well or do you have to remove the bulbs? If you have to remove bulbs, what about the sockets?
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I do. Make sure bulbs are cool. I also spray it on the inside of my outdoor fixtures. Never had a problem.
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You must remove old one and slide new one over socket, you may have to trim sockets down to size hence why they are so inexpensiveDane HarmonDCH Electric & Lighting
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On the package it says: "Not suitable for totally enclosed fixtures". The keyword here is "totally". I won't get too worried about using it in my enclosed ceiling lights. As long as the fixture is not air-tight, it should be fine.
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I'm not sure there's an issue with electric codes... it's only a clip-on shade on a light bulb. There are two metal pieces (kind of U-shaped under the shade that can be pulled apart a bit to fit on the end of the light bulb. It doesn't touch anything other than the bulb. It's a nice cover-up for a light bulb on the ceiling or wall.
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Bulbs are extreamely heavy and do not require much of a shock to loosen or even break the socket. If you do not have the model with the glass on the bottom, I have used a piece of medium weight garden fencing cut to size. Just slide it into the track along the bottom. This will support the bulb and help stop further loosening from handling.
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I'm assuming you tried these in another socket eliminating the lights or fixture. I have 4 installed with a dimmer. Temps have been in the 20's and they work perfectly.
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I can't give an exact answer without removing them - and that's hard to do. The bulbs are slightly longer by about 1/8" or 3/16" than a standard incandescent bulb, and a bit bigger in diameter, maybe 1/8". The bulbs seem positional and you may have to move or reverse them in the socket to get them to work.
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This type of shade needs to be secured to the socket by a plastic or twist on attachment that screws onto the light socket. I doubt if your chandelier has the necessary fitting.
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Just make sure your power is off. Should have no problem. BUT, first try the potato trick. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y0QjfD0LVH8 It might save you a few dollars if you think you only will use it once. On outside fixtures, ALWAYS grease the socket with base grease or a dielectric spray. Multi state Lighting Maintenance company owner. 25+ years in trade
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IF U HAVE SHADES ON NO MORE THEN 25WATT! Normal 25w chandelier bulbs of various sorts. Yes, u can put 100w in it but only for awhile and not with shades-- PS I put colored beads on mine! I change it often. I clean it about every 3 months with windex. PUT IT OVER A SPONGY SURFACE WHEN CLEANING IT! Cast the crystals drop off :/ Balancing it and adjusting the arls left and right to make the reflections on the ceiling symmetrical can be a trick but that is typical :D I LOVED IT SO MUCH I BOUGHT A 2ND! And now have twins :D
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I don't know if it is possible to purchase with different sockets. However the candelabra lights that come with it are very bright. There were reviews stating the opposite but perhaps the manufacturer changed to brighter lights. I have to turn mine down to a lower setting using my remote as the light is so bright. I've had my fan for two years with no problems and the original bulbs sent with it.
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This bulb works in any chandelier like a normal bulb. Nothing special required, a normal light bulb. Works great.
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That should have been a NO! Ours have not been installed that long and only 1 bulb has gone out. I recently had a new chandelier burn out a supplied bulb in a few weeks. Our outdoor fixtures have 100W clear bulbs installed, they cost more so perhaps they last longer.
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Not exactly sure what piece you're referring to, but I did not remove anything before start up. the bulb should not be exposed to water.
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The old ones should slip right off when you unscrew the bulb. If the old ones don't slip off, then they don't exist or have melted and you will need an electrician.
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No instructions. i did find a chandelier cleaning spray at Home Depot that is pretty easy to use.
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If you have standard size light bulbs in your ceiling fan this will not work because they have a much smaller socket. I use them in my sons night lights