How to change the bulb?!!!
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Talk about BD (Bad Design). The bulb on mine burned out after three days, so I quickly discovered that loosening the 4-screws around the lens was useless. Then I realized the lens (acts as a UV filter plus a guard should the bulb disintigrate) was held on place by a retaining "O" ring, open at one place. You need to unplug the lamp, insert a screw driver blade to press the "O" ring towards the center (reducing its circumference) and thereby drop it out along with the lens onto the floor. Not the way I'd design it, but that's how it works. Remember: only handle the bulb with a cloth between your skin and the quartz. Skin oil can make the quartz, upon heating, explode....so remember to put the UV safety lens back, just in case you did get the quartz oily.
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We haven't had to change the bulb but this is probably what you have to do. To take out the glass you remove the four screws, the housing, and the glass and set them aside. The bulb probably has two straight pins so pull it straight out. Put in the new bulb being careful not to touch it with your skin (using latex gloves works best). Then put the glass and housing back on and re-insert the screws.
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First off, replace the bulb when it has cooled down substantially! Place your thumbs on the ridges of the two white end caps and turn like a wheel away from you. Eventually one or both of the lamp bulb end pins will pop out of its holder - be careful to catch the bulb in your hands! Replace the same way - place the bulb end pins in the two holder slots and keep turning till they snap back into place.
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I am sorry I took so long to answer but the email got lost in the shuffle. I haven't changed the bulb yet but I did try to change it on an older model and never succeeded. This model might be easier to work with. I am sorry I can't be of more help but it seems to be trial and error.
1160031
The contractor who installed it for me showed me how to change the bulb, you slide the glass cover to the side. Haven't had to do it yet, but he said if I had trouble, he would come back and do it for me. I hope so.
513329
There isn't one bulb. The LED's are all on a disk, under a lens. I don't see how you could replace on. In the picture to the left, look closely at the blue ring. The light and dark flecks inside the ring are LEDs.
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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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Hold the metal housing that the control chains come out of with one hand. Twist the glass globe counter-clockwise with your other hand. This will expose the halogen bulb. Take the burnt out bulb to your local hardware store and replace it with the same type. Be sure to wipe the new bulb off thoroughly before turning it on or the oils on your hand will cause the new bulb to burn out. Or better yet don't touch the bulb, hold it with a cloth or plastic bag after unpacking it and during installation. Replace the glass globe. People with small hands or without strong fingers may require another person's help. Be careful the structure of these fans is somewhat delicate. Hold the metal housing that the control chains come out of with one hand. Twist the glass globe counter-clockwise with your other hand. This will expose the halogen bulb. Take the burnt out bulb to your local hardware store and replace it with the same type. Be sure to wipe the new bulb off thoroughly before turning it on or the oils on your hand will cause the new bulb to burn out. Or better yet don't touch the bulb, hold it with a cloth or plastic bag after unpacking it and during installation. Replace the glass globe. People with small hands or without strong fingers may... » Read More Hold the metal housing that the control chains come out of with one hand. Twist the glass globe counter-clockwise with your other hand. This will expose the halogen bulb. Take the burnt out bulb to your local hardware store and replace it with the same type. Be sure to wipe the new bulb off thoroughly before turning it on or the oils on your hand will cause the new bulb to burn out. Or better yet don't touch the bulb, hold it with a cloth or plastic bag after unpacking it and during installation. Replace the glass globe. People with small hands or without strong fingers may require another person's help. Be careful the structure of these fans is somewhat delicate. « Show Less
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Is it a matter of replacing a battery or bulb? Otherwise, I think you'll have to call the company. I cannot find my stick right at this moment (I have a couple of different ones) and so I can't check if it's even possible to replace those parts. I imagine the company would replace the whole stick for you - if the light just doesn't work.
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I have no idea how to replace the bulbs. Perhaps you should ask the manufacturer. The longevity of LED's are so long that by the time they burn out, I imagine I will worry about them then and either throw out the lamp if it is unusable or just keep it. The cost is relatively low, so I would certainly consider buying another one of these great lamps. I just LOVE the lamp. Arnie
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You change the battery by unscrewing the screw by the bulb area where the number cr2032 is... Using a small Philips head screwdriver. Hope this helps.
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Turn off the unit (unplug). On the outside of the unit there is a center round plastic piece that holds the bulb. Turn it counterclockwise until it releases and then pull it out. The bulb just pushes in and pulls out of the socket. Wrap the bulb with a clean heavy rag in case the glass would break. Plug in the new bulb - again use a rag as you don't want to get finger oils/any dirt on the bulb. Put the bulb and socket back in, turn clockwise till it stops and plug in.
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to replace the bulb you just turn the small part with lip on it,it goes about 1/2 a turn then pulls straight out the bulb is plugged in to it, then all you do is gently pull the blub straight off . Hope this helps you
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On the bottom, front of the TV there is a panel that snaps off. Underneath, in the middle, you should see where the lamp module fits. Then you need the special torx screwdriver that should have come with the bulb. Once you remove the screws, you can slide the bad module out and insert the new bulb, and re-insert screws. You may notice a slight "heat" odor initially, but that should go away quickly. Good luck.
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Remove the screw on the front of the projector holding the top cover in place.Remove the top cover.Pull bulb assembly out of the top of the unit.Reverse procedure to install new bulb.
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You get it the bulbs by using a car panel pry bar or butter knife. Take the tool and insert it at the bottom of the temperature control area. Slowly pry outward till it pops loose. Once this is done, look at the back of the temperature controling module and you will notice two round dots (smaller than a Dime) and push and twist with your thumb. Replace with new bulb, repeat.
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You have to get access to the back of the light.Take off the rubber cap on the back of the housing, unscrew the small phillips screw and then it should just pull out. Be careful not to touch the glass on the new bulb.
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NO, I bought this based on the previous answer but I didn't get the joke. Now I am sending it back. I want to be able to replace the bulbs.