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Anonymous users2024-01-24Remove the gusset first – with a plastic suction cup (tape, paper, etc.) – and then you will be able to see how the lights are installed!
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Anonymous users2024-01-23It depends on whether your lights are exposed or concealed.
The surface-mounted lamp can be straightened and the beam can be connected to the lampshade, and the lampshade can be replaced.
The hidden lamp needs to be pushed up, and then the buckle next to the lamp is unscrewed and buried, and it can be taken down and replaced.
1. Is the fully integrated ceiling lamp broken to be replaced? If it's broken, just change the light source inside, it's convenient and cheap, if it's not good-looking to change the whole lamp, you have to find a team, you can't change it, I used to do LED, this kind of thing light source is very cheap, and manufacturers also have supporting it.
The integrated ceiling can be sucked down with a suction cup and taken down piece by piece. >>>More
Check whether the metal sheet in the lamp center is displaced, check whether the ballast is broken if there is a ballast, check whether the wiring is loose on the terminal on the bath bomb, and whether the wiring in the panel switch is loose, pay attention to turn off the power during operation to prevent the problem from occurring.
Suction on the panel with a suction cup to come down, if the merchant does not give you a suction cup when installing it, then you can also use the suction cup hook, usually suck the glass hanging things that suck, or use a utility knife in the gap between the lamp and the board to get it down, that is, the utility knife is afraid of damaging the panel, if the lamp is broken, change the lamp, it is very convenient to disassemble and assemble.
Suck it down with a small suction cup, it's convenient, it's simple, and you will.