Can you replace the light bulb when it burns out and how do you do it?
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Hi there. If you're handy with tools, you MIGHT be able to replace it, assuming you could find the same 5-watt LED part. But it's not designed to be replaced.However, not to worry! Unless there are manufacturing defects, you should get many, many thousands (25,000 - 30,000) of hours of use from this bulb - LEDs for all practical purposes last "forever" and don't need changing due to burning out like regular incandescent and flourescent bulbs.By the time this would wear out, in 15-20 years for most people, LED lamps will be dirt cheap and universal so replacement of the whole fixture would be the way to go.In short - don't worry about it! It may, however, have manufacturing defects - but that's what warranties are for. Hi there. If you're handy with tools, you MIGHT be able to replace it, assuming you could find the same 5-watt LED part. But it's not designed to be replaced.However, not to worry! Unless there are manufacturing defects, you should get many, many thousands (25,000 - 30,000) of hours of use from this bulb - LEDs for all practical purposes last "forever" and don't need changing due to burning out like regular incandescent and flourescent bulbs.By the time this would wear out, in 15-20 years for most people, LED lamps will be dirt cheap and universal so... » Read More Hi there. If you're handy with tools, you MIGHT be able to replace it, assuming you could find the same 5-watt LED part. But it's not designed to be replaced.However, not to worry! Unless there are manufacturing defects, you should get many, many thousands (25,000 - 30,000) of hours of use from this bulb - LEDs for all practical purposes last "forever" and don't need changing due to burning out like regular incandescent and flourescent bulbs.By the time this would wear out, in 15-20 years for most people, LED lamps will be dirt cheap and universal so replacement of the whole fixture would be the way to go.In short - don't worry about it! It may, however, have manufacturing defects - but that's what warranties are for. « Show Less
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I wish I knew the answer, but I do not. My husband just looked at it and can't see a way to open it to change the l.e.d. bulb. But he did say since it is a LED bulb it should last many years. Sorry.......
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It's an LED on a circuit board, thus not practical for replacement by the average person, even though its accessible. I'm presuming the life of the unit would be something like 20000 hours (2.25 years continuous), based on other LED bulbs, but that's just an educated guess.
594676
Hi there. If you're handy with tools, you MIGHT be able to replace it, assuming you could find the same 5-watt LED part. But it's not designed to be replaced. However, not to worry! Unless there are manufacturing defects, you should get many, many thousands (25,000 - 30,000) of hours of use from this bulb - LEDs for all practical purposes last "forever" and don't need changing due to burning out like regular incandescent and flourescent bulbs. By the time this would wear out, in 15-20 years for most people, LED lamps will be dirt cheap and universal so replacement of the whole fixture would be the way to go. In short - don't worry about it! It may, however, have manufacturing defects - but that's what warranties are for.
2009543
If the bulb gets damaged or burns out, it is replaceable. So far I have not had any need to replace the bulb.
1942648
I am guessing that you cannot replace the bulbs since they have such a long life. I would email the manufacturer though.
1843802
I do not see a way to open the mirror to replace bulbs. The instructions that came with the mirror said nothing about replacing the bulbs. It says it has a energy saving lifetime fluorescent bulb. I'm not sure if that means it lasts forever. I cannot imagine that a bulb could last forever, so I assume when it burns out, the mirror will need to be replaced.
1283045
I am not sure, are you asking if the bulb, can be replaced? Most projectors , you can, but I did not keep mine long enough to confirm...sorry.
2267538
Cannot replace the bulbs. They are seald units. If the bulb/s out buy a new one.
518950
Honestly I don't know how to replace bulbs and I just checked it, yeah, I can't take the bulb off. It's built inside. I have two of these lamps, and I've been using them for 2 years. They are still strong.
792345
Have not had to do this yet but I believe your instruction manual should explain how. Bigger question is where can you get replacement bulbs. If you know or find out please let me know. Thanks
1400330
Just remove the cover plate, disconnect the plug, pull the lamp out and replace. Very simple.
1555587
It was easy. just take the bulb out then there are 2 plastic clips holding the socket to the wiring. Unplut the old socket, plug the new one in, replace the bulb.
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Good question. I don't know. I bought two of these style globes and neither has had the bulb burn out yet. One of my globes is on very often too.No instruction. It looks like you'd have to take the globe apart.
1480157
there is no bulb. It uses LED and they last for years. If there is a problem then you could order replacement parts from Simon Cree
865700
It's tricky but I did replace a spiral shaped bulb. There is a YouTube video using sticky tape to adapt the use on smaller bulb, but I didn't have to use it.
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Mine burnt out in a year after about 2000 hours of use. Couldnt see how to replace the bulb.
993997
There is no bulb to replace its a one piece unit, when it dies you would buy a new one. Its beautiful and worka great.
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there are no replacement bulbs. these are LED's and they should last over 30,000 hrs. if it died in it could be a electrical problem. I would contact Daylight.
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Unscrew it and replace with a new one. It just takes halogen spotlight bulbs.