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Anonymous users2024-01-23The most convenient disassembly is to remove the aluminum gusset next to it, and then the lamp is much easier to dismantle, and only a small thin blade is needed to remove the aluminum gusset.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Pry, the east-west direction is not good, the north-south direction is prying, because his hidden buckle is only buckled on both sides, not all four sides of the buckle, where there is no buckle, you can pry open the seam, and then it will be easy to do.
If you are afraid of prying, then it is a little troublesome, this kind of ceiling is generally not fixed around a circle, push up you will understand how to take, and then one piece by one down, of course, only need to take a row on the line, installation is also from the side to the inside.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21You should pry it open with a flathead screwdriver at the very edge, because most of these lampholders have a spring buckle inside...
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Anonymous users2024-01-20In general, the keel under the lampshade and gusset is fixed along the long side of your room, that is, is your kitchen long? Or is it long from north to south? Whichever direction is long, the keel is fixed in which direction.
After determining the keel installation direction, the remaining two sides are without keel.
Find a relatively thin and hard blade and insert it from the seam between the keel and other gussets, and then pry it a little harder, and it will come down.
Pay attention to the force, not too hard!
As long as you can remove it, you know how to install it, and the installation is very simple!
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Anonymous users2024-01-19My house is also this kind of lamp... I was so angry that I almost gave An Broken Count... Thanks for reading your question.
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