How do you get to the lightbulb to change it once the fixture is installed in the ceiling? There is no place/space to put your fingers to grasp it.
493762
Simply turn large exterior retaining ring counter-clockwise & remove. inner light assembly will gently fall down. change- out bulb, and reverse procedure to re-install !!
493763
Good question! In theory, the first answer by Leslie sounds good. I bought 12 of these, and they are a b!t%# to put back into the "pot". The metal cylinder with the 3 square holes you see stays in the ceiling, the decorative rim comes off. However, the 3 little tension clamps just above the rim will often not stay put. They rotate, since they are screwed on. I have 4 of the 12 which just won't stay put flush against the ceiling at all. I will never buy these again, and I am actually looking here today to replace them.
493764
If you put an LED bulb in there to begin with, then you'll never have to worry about changing it out once it's installed.
493765
As said in the other answer, the entire outer rim comes out and then you can grasp it. Not a problem...
493766
The trim rings with the bulb attached, pulls down and out of the housing. (They're a little tight) remove the wire harness from the bulb and take bulb out.
72911
take the fixture off like you are replacing a bulb and inside you will fine one or two switches, where you can change the timing and what you want to do. Hope this helps and good luck.
1801628
Pushing this through a hole rather defeats the purpose. Install a standard light socket, then screw this in to it like a lightbulb. Much easier and more flexible for additional options. I know this post is old, but since people still read the Q&A; I thought I'd post another answer.
1180290
Very careful twist the light cover or to be extra careful, just go ahead and twist the whole thing off the ceiling. That's what I did to ensure I didn't break the glass.
604838
Hi Beth, thank you for the question. Wow you have a good eye! The bottom is open to allow your hands to get in there and change the lightbulb when necessary. Hope this helps
324846
Simply pull the mental bars protruding on both sides of the light. It is designed to be adjustable. Might need to apply more force if it feels too tight to pull.
1722621
It's a light fixture. It needs to be install into a ceiling box that is installed to handle the weight of the fixture. I can do that for you as a contractor. Where are you located
1831601
I'm lucky as I never had to change my bulbs yet, but I think you need to unscrew the screws and the glass plate comes off and then you can remove the lightbulbs. Hope that helps.
1790918
You have to unscrew the bulb end. It's really tight when you first get it but once you get it moving it's pretty easy to operate. I had the same problem.
2266551
The switch is inside the lamp, under the top. You have to remove the screws to access the swith
2216236
There should be a small suction cup that you apply to the bulb to unscrew it, I can't recall if it came with the bulbs or not. Equivalent would be a small silicone suction cup used to attach hooks and such to windows ,as long as the cup is a bit smaller than the glass on the bulb it should work.
2114929
The switch is not easily accessible when hanging on the wall. It's overall location is on the lower half of one of the flat sides right in the middle. Just about where the thumb is in the picture. When hung on the wall that's the side that faces the ceiling / wall. Don't hang it too high.
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To remove the bulb: (It's best to not touch the bulb too much!...that being said...) twist the bulb either toward you or away from you. There is an opening at each end of the base, where you will see the metal housing (connectors) pieces where you carefully lift the bulb from each end. Be sure to wipe the bulb(s) with a clean, dry soft cloth OR using an eyeglass cleaning cloth would work too. To replace the bulb: gently put one prong into each opening on the base, twist either toward you or away from you to lock the bulb into place. I hope my explanation helped. : ) (Wipe the bulb with cloth to clean, dust and extend the life of your bulbs!) To remove the bulb: (It's best to not touch the bulb too much!...that being said...) twist the bulb either toward you or away from you. There is an opening at each end of the base, where you will see the metal housing (connectors) pieces where you carefully lift the bulb from each end. Be sure to wipe the bulb(s) with a clean, dry soft cloth OR using an eyeglass cleaning cloth would work too. To replace the bulb: gently put one prong into each opening on the base, twist either toward you or away from you to lock the bulb into place. I hope my explanation helped. : ) (Wipe the bulb with... » Read More To remove the bulb: (It's best to not touch the bulb too much!...that being said...) twist the bulb either toward you or away from you. There is an opening at each end of the base, where you will see the metal housing (connectors) pieces where you carefully lift the bulb from each end. Be sure to wipe the bulb(s) with a clean, dry soft cloth OR using an eyeglass cleaning cloth would work too. To replace the bulb: gently put one prong into each opening on the base, twist either toward you or away from you to lock the bulb into place. I hope my explanation helped. : ) (Wipe the bulb with cloth to clean, dust and extend the life of your bulbs!) « Show Less
819862
I ended up having someone install it for me. I must say it was not easy for the electrician to do it, it took him long. Its worth it though, the lamp looks very good. Sorry I could not be of any help. Good luck
1589174
I am unable to find the picture of the base for the lightbulb that you would like to replace so unable to help. If you can send a link showing the base or photos of it will be more helpful.
120625
The outer diffusing plastic around the bulb just pops off. Try grasping it between your fingers near the bottom of the unit and squeezing that plastic shroud , then pull it off. Be careful as the edges are a little sharp. It might need a little wiggling, especially if it's already installed under a cabinet, but you'll get it. To replace the bulb itself, just twist the bulb at either end until the terminals at each end of the bulb line up with the slot at the top of each socket. You'll feel some resistance as the electrical contacts are springs. Then gently raise the bulb out and install a new one in reverse.
2197639
just got done doing it myself... took me about 40 minutes. man it is tight up in there to remove the one bolt! i do have big hands... a little FYI, it is held on by ONE 5/8" bolt on the top right side of the light. i had to do it all blind. removed the small splash guard, enough to fit my hand up to the light. and it was all by feeling from there on out. removed the old bulb first from the housing, then removed the 5/8" bolt. when i installed the new lamp, i first removed the light bulb from the housing (to make it easier to access that bolt that holds it to the cars bumper) then popped the bulb in when the bolt was tight. and connected the wires. just got done doing it myself... took me about 40 minutes. man it is tight up in there to remove the one bolt! i do have big hands... a little FYI, it is held on by ONE 5/8" bolt on the top right side of the light. i had to do it all blind. removed the small splash guard, enough to fit my hand up to the light. and it was all by feeling from there on out. removed the old bulb first from the housing, then removed the 5/8" bolt. when i installed the new lamp, i first removed the light bulb from the housing (to make it easier to access that bolt that holds it to the cars bumper) then... » Read More just got done doing it myself... took me about 40 minutes. man it is tight up in there to remove the one bolt! i do have big hands... a little FYI, it is held on by ONE 5/8" bolt on the top right side of the light. i had to do it all blind. removed the small splash guard, enough to fit my hand up to the light. and it was all by feeling from there on out. removed the old bulb first from the housing, then removed the 5/8" bolt. when i installed the new lamp, i first removed the light bulb from the housing (to make it easier to access that bolt that holds it to the cars bumper) then popped the bulb in when the bolt was tight. and connected the wires. « Show Less