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Anonymous users2024-01-24Incandescent lamps will not.
Inferior LED bulbs might.
Fluorescent T series (starter) will not.
Strip light strip (dipping) is more likely.
What other lights do you have ?
Use a professional suction cup to suck off the panel of the lighting module, and change the lamp tube! >>>More
Although LED energy-saving lamps are more energy-efficient, but what you want now is the main lighting bulb, LED energy-saving lamps have a smaller illumination area than fluorescent energy-saving lamps, so I think fluorescent energy-saving lamps are more suitable.
Kitchen ceiling lamps are mostly plastic or glass closed lampshades, using three spring clips distributed in the shape of the word to support the edge of the lampshade from the inside, grasp both sides of the lampshade with both hands, pull down slightly on one side to see the spring clip, continue to pull the lampshade slowly downward, until this card pops out of the edge of the lampshade, at this time you can easily remove the lampshade, replace the lamp tube or bulb. Don't pull the lampshade too fast, as the clip will break the edge of the lampshade.
If you don't know how to install it yourself, please find a qualified professional electrician.
Check the light line, and then check the light fixture if the line is fine, and one of the two must have a problem.