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Anonymous users2024-01-24There is a kind of suction cup hook for the surface of the tile, do you have it at home? By sucking on one corner of the glass of the lamp with this suction cup, you can pull the mask away from the flat top. Don't pull too much angle, the four corners of the lamp are sucked out separately, try to be as even. Change the lamp tube and snap the lampshade on.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23You take off the bath bomb mask first, and you don't have a suction blade or anything like that, and you drag it down with a tap, and then you find the broken lamp, and you find the tube cable, and you pull it out with your hand, and then you just buy a new one, and put it on, I hope my answer is satisfactory to you.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Remove that panel and the rest of the work will be done. Suction cups are generally used.
Try to gently pry the transparent lampshade from the side, and if you can pry it off, you can change the lamp directly. Otherwise, the lamp can only be pried off from the side and the lamp can be disassembled to replace the lamp.
First cut off the power supply, use the suction cup (the kind of hook on the tile, made of rubber) to suck the electrical panel, and take off the electrical panel (the suction position should be cautious and the action should be light). Then pull the lamp buckle away, unplug the lamp, replace the lamp, buckle the button, and cover the panel. Replace the lamp with the original ballast. >>>More
You need to listen to whether it is the lamp holder or the switch, and where the sound indicates that the contact is poor.
If the ballast is broken, just buy a corresponding ballast and replace it.
My family also encountered this thing, it was not demolished at the time, now there is a year, there is no problem for the time being, my upstairs neighbor is flooded heavier, at that time the chandelier was dismantled and the dry installation was controlled, and there is no problem at present, this is our case, I hope it can help you. It's really disturbing to encounter this, but you have to deal with it calmly.