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Anonymous users2024-01-24Hello! Is there a small suction cup that can be sucked on the wall to hang clothes, just suck it on the corner of the gusset and pull it hard. The kind of grocery store sells it. Or ask the shop where you bought the integrated ceiling to repair it.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23The integrated ceiling was invented for the convenience of disassembly and assembly, and there is a small suction cup that can be sucked on the wall to hang clothes, and it can be sucked and pulled directly at the corner of the gusset. The kind of grocery store sells it. Or ask the shop where you bought the integrated ceiling to repair it.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22The integrated ceiling was invented for the convenience of disassembly and assembly, just call the dealer.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21The top ones are fine.
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Anonymous users2024-01-20Use a suction cup and you're good to go. Simple.
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Anonymous users2024-01-19Then you'll go to the store.
If you just need to change the butterfly tube inside, you only need to take a flatlot thread knife, find the recess on the edge of the transparent mask, and pry it open.
The integrated ceiling can be removed piece by piece, inserted into the gap between the two pieces with a flathead screwdriver, and with side force, one of them can be taken out, and then the second piece can be taken. . .
Use a blade or something thin, the hardness should be enough, (there are small gaps between each piece of the integrated ceiling) Use the blade to plug the gap near the lamp to warp the board down, and then remove the lamp to get it. Just put the board on when you're done with it.
This should be stuck on the ceiling with a spring, you can use a flathead screwdriver to pry it on the side and carefully clamp the spring clamp to your hand, or use a suction cup to remove the ceiling and then remove the lamp.
Cut off the power first. If it is an integral cassette lamp, you can directly remove the lamp by holding the lamp tray with both hands. If it is a lamp plate snap-on ceiling lamp, first use a flathead screwdriver or blade, insert it in the middle of the transparent cover and the white edge and force outward, there will be a big crack, you can see that there are three clips on the cover, put the screwdriver in the position with the card, and then force outward, see that the card is not stuck in it, in the upward force, out of a card, the remaining two cards can be easily opened, and the lampshade can be pulled out by hand.