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Anonymous users2024-01-24It seems that you will try it first, and pry the disc directly with a flathead screwdriver to see if it can be opened. Still, you.
It's best to open the aluminum buckle plate next to it first to see if the buckle structure of the lampshade is as I said. If not, it should be that the lampshade has a card wire, and you can remove it by opening the card wire.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Remove the aluminum gusset next to it first and then dismantle the lamp!
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Take off the aluminum gusset, and if there is a gap in the middle, you can remove it with a knife, and you can see the light.
The only way to remove this light is to pry off the metal frame and then find the mounting screws. If you want to replace the bulb, you just need to pry off the metal bezel and the lampshade will be removed.
It should be that the ballast is broken, and the lamp beads should not be broken, because the lamp beads are LED and not easy to burn. >>>More
Turn off the power first, try not to touch the metal with your hands, then touch the lamp head with one hand, touch the bulb with the other, twist it, and you're OK!
After removing the two screws, take off the outer frame, and then push it up with your hand to take it out.
I went up and took off the lampshade, and the button inside came down.