Can you unscrew the light socket and re-attach it so the bulb would be on the inside of the mason jar?
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Well..sort of. The socket attaches by a threaded metal stem passing through a hole in the center of the lid and secured with a nut. It could be reversed with the socket suspended underneath the lid BUT the electrical cord would have to remain outside the jar and that would be the problem. The cord cannot be threaded inside the metal stem both because the plug in is too large and also because there is no way to introduce the wiring inside the stem at the socket end. The only way I could see it working is to have a slot in the edge of the lid that would let the cord pass through. And by the way, the ON/OFF switch would also be inside the jar as well.Hope this helps. Well..sort of. The socket attaches by a threaded metal stem passing through a hole in the center of the lid and secured with a nut. It could be reversed with the socket suspended underneath the lid BUT the electrical cord would have to remain outside the jar and that would be the problem. The cord cannot be threaded inside the metal stem both because the plug in is too large and also because there is no way to introduce the wiring inside the stem at the socket end. The only way I could see it working is to have a slot in the edge of the lid that would let the cord pass through. And by the... » Read More Well..sort of. The socket attaches by a threaded metal stem passing through a hole in the center of the lid and secured with a nut. It could be reversed with the socket suspended underneath the lid BUT the electrical cord would have to remain outside the jar and that would be the problem. The cord cannot be threaded inside the metal stem both because the plug in is too large and also because there is no way to introduce the wiring inside the stem at the socket end. The only way I could see it working is to have a slot in the edge of the lid that would let the cord pass through. And by the way, the ON/OFF switch would also be inside the jar as well.Hope this helps. « Show Less
1816854
yes you can! simply re-thread to the inside of the lid and use tin snips to cut the side of the lid, just enough to accommodate the cord but not enough to cause the lid to warp. and yes smaller bulbs do fit inside.
1816855
I don't think a regular sized light bulb would fit down inside the jar without it being a hazard.
1816856
I haven't tried it myself, but it looks like you should be able to. Though, you will have about a ½" or so of metal "threading" sticking out the top if you do.
1249570
Try taking the bulb out and re-inserting it in its setting or even a new bulb.
1099841
Not easy. I had a friend do it for me and then I was bound and determined to do it my self. Turn to left. Disengage the pins, by turning until they let go. Look and see s shaped part inside bulb. Line pins up with light fixture. Make sure you turn off fixture. Good luck.
1292432
Yes! The hood comes off to change the bulb. I removed the hood and bulb to install the light under my cabinets, then put the bulb back in and put the hood back on.
1999888
I think so...? You put the bulb in with the two prongs lined up where the circle openings are in the light fixture and twist it once to lock it into place. It's exactly like the picture, not like a normal lightbulb you screw in.
449953
Yes, it is easy. There is a knurled nut where the cord enters the globe fixture at the top. You loosen this nut and slip the nut along with the top plate up the cord. At this point, the globe is hanging on another metal plate that is inside the globe. The globe can then be tilted and slipped off the inner plate leaving the bulb exposed and easy to change. Reassembly simply reverses this process. So, the whole process is simple, BUT you need to careful that you don't drop the globe.
449952
I would have to admit, changing a light bulb in my fixture will reguire a handyman. My fixture is on a high ceiling in a stairway.
990923
I believe the knob acts as a nut, so I'm sure you could replace it with a regular nut. Not sure who would want to steal a light bracket, though, as long as you take the light with you.
637215
Yes. Pull 2 pins to remove the old light install the new light and replace the pins.
1476240
Yes. We ended up taking the bulb out and installing it in our old housing because the connector piece on our new one was slightly different - not sure why. It wasn't a problem, just don't touch the bulb. Works great!
1646410
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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Make sure lamp is unplugged. Lower to its most flat position. Use a thin non-metal object, such as a credit card, to slip between the lens and the lamp housing. (midpoint) Gently apply upward pressure to remove the lens away from the housing. To replace bulb, remove it by pushing the bulb away from the socket. Install by aligning the bulb pins with the socket receptacles then push the bulb into the socket. A click should be heard when connected. Lay the lens back onto the housing being careful to keep the rounded edges to the outside of the lamp. Align the inside tabs with the slots in the housing, rotate the lens down and snap into place by pressing along the outer edge. Good Luck! Make sure lamp is unplugged. Lower to its most flat position. Use a thin non-metal object, such as a credit card, to slip between the lens and the lamp housing. (midpoint) Gently apply upward pressure to remove the lens away from the housing. To replace bulb, remove it by pushing the bulb away from the socket. Install by aligning the bulb pins with the socket receptacles then push the bulb into the socket. A click should be heard when connected. Lay the lens back onto the housing being careful to keep the rounded edges to the outside of the lamp. Align the inside tabs with the slots in the... » Read More Make sure lamp is unplugged. Lower to its most flat position. Use a thin non-metal object, such as a credit card, to slip between the lens and the lamp housing. (midpoint) Gently apply upward pressure to remove the lens away from the housing. To replace bulb, remove it by pushing the bulb away from the socket. Install by aligning the bulb pins with the socket receptacles then push the bulb into the socket. A click should be heard when connected. Lay the lens back onto the housing being careful to keep the rounded edges to the outside of the lamp. Align the inside tabs with the slots in the housing, rotate the lens down and snap into place by pressing along the outer edge. Good Luck! « Show Less
1409423
Push the ring into place around the bulb holder- then you can screw in the bulb
1082901
there is a hole in the back of the unit to put the key (or any small object) into and push. This will release the lid where the bulb is. I hope this helps...
568911
The bulb is held in a bracket that is accessed from the back. Simply turn the bracket 1/4 turn and pull it out the back. the bulb will be in the bracket.
1076912
The little screw just allows you to remove the lens cover. Then you simple grasp the bulb and pull straight out... to replace allign the two pins on the bulb bottom and push back into the socket. put back the lens cover and replace the screw... If the screw is to tight to loosen with a little screw driver, use a small pliers to turn it...
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Yes you can! Very simple to change. Finger remove 3 screw like tabs and glass removes to easy bulb change!