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Anonymous users2024-01-24I can't see it clearly, it may be unscrewed, so I really can't ask an electrician to help you change the light bulb.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23It's hard to say that you can't see the diagram, but there are generally three situations:
First, there is a buckle on the side, and you have to turn it to loosen it!
Second, spin down.
Third, the integrated direct take, if it is not easy to take, you can take a suction cup hook and suck it down!
Look carefully at the transparent cover and the surrounding base There are 3-4 clips, pull the transparent cover to the middle, and separate the clips from the base to take it off.
Like this kind of lamp, this plastic cover on the outside is a movable - there are a few clips stuck, you can slowly lift it on a corner to see where the clip is, and then press the clip to open a place - generally a total of four bayonets, just pay attention to unloading. >>>More
You find a stool to stand high and you can see that there are locks and things like that, if you don't have it, just buckle it down gently, it's very neat, it's not so complicated to look at, no experience is required Turn on the light and put it down, and after you turn it on, it will be neat, it's simple.
Cut off the power source first. If it is an integral cassette source embedded 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.
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.