Anyone know how to change the nightlight bulb ? Doesn't seem simple when I pull the fan down. Thanks !
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Pull the cover down and unplug it. There is a screw on the back side holding the back cover on. Remove the back cover and the bulbs are inside of it.
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When you remove the bath fan cover there is a screw in the cover which holds a removable plastic cover. That is where the light bulbs are installed. You may want to disconnect the wiring harness plugins so as not to strain them by having the cover hanging down.
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Extremely easy fix and totally worth it. Totally recommend it... 2 things..1. Don't touch the bulb there's a handle on it grab that to handle it properly. .. 2. YouTube the fix if you're not 100% how to change it.
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No that us the heater exhaust. The night light is just a smaller bulb in the light itself. And no not on all the time you have by a double switch, one for each of the lights. We wired a timer switch to the fan and a rocker for the heater.
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Do you actually own one and had the light go out? My first one I had for about 2 years. I live about a mile from the everglades in South Florida so I run mine 24x7 except for when it is too cold for mosquitoes which means I run it nearly all year and I never had the bulb go out. Its an led and it does not appear that it is replaceable. My guess is that the fan would die first. Mine just got knocked on the floor one too many times.
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Yes, once you take the cover off, there is one medium sized nut that holds the light assembly. You must unscrew the bulb to get to this nut. One you remove and unplug the light assembly there are two smaller nuts that hold the fan assembly in place. The fan also just unplugs. The new motor comes with it's own plug so you just reverse steps to mount the new motor. It's very simple.
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I am still using the original bulb that came with the fan. It looks like an old kitchen florescent . I also bought a spare bulb when I bought the fan. Sorry I can't be of more help.
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It was a little confusing for me as well. Just place your hand behind the center of the outside plate (on the outside), and then with the other hand push the round spring loaded plate back to meet with your hand. This springs down and around the socket. Then the bulb should just screw in. Mine works great. Love it. Good luck. Steve Bullock
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I got it yesterday,didne bulb not work! I open the.bottom check the bulbStill not on! Can you change it for.me.
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The bulb itself can't be changed that I can see. I suspect you would have to buy the light assembly. It is sealed so I don't think bugs can get into it. I haven't had a problem with bugs. Given the life expectancy of LED lights and the amount of time I have the light on in my bedroom, I figure by the time it burns out I will want a new fan anyway. Some LED lights will last 20,000 - 30,000 hours. At an average of 3 hr/day that works out to about 27 years. I'm sure the motor or something else will fail before the light. I do really like the fan/light. I also purchased the wall remote, which is nice too.
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I asked my husband what's going on here, as he is the one who installed every ceiling fan in every home we have ever owned/lived in. We've never had a problem with any of them. (His father was a master electrician. My husband is not, but he still knows what he's doing.) He said, "This is a result of a misalignment of the light fixture. There is a small plastic spacer provided with the fan light kit that fits inside the globe. That should stop the noise and also make pulling the chain easier." I hope this helps.
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The replacement bulb was surprisingly easy to find...I got one at Walmart. To open the light just twist the ribbed ring to the left to remove the cover. You can find the bulb number and wattage right on the bulb. I got a GE brand. It's a tiny "flood" light. Oh, you have to turn the bulb as well to remove and replace. I hope that helps.
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hello my friend, off course, the fan is a spare part, so, you can change it easy, just remember to buy a 120 mm fan. (sorry for my english, i´m studing it yet.)
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My electrician dropped and broke the entire fan before it was ever installed (bummer) so I am not 100% sure but... usually the glass cover housing the bulbs twists off by placing both hands securely on it and carefully turning it counterclockwise until it loosens and comes off. Hope this helps.
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Just goggle and order the bulb off line . Take the back off where it says bulb. And replace . Just use a cloth to pull it out and put it in. It takes seconds
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The fan requires a small candelabra bulb. You might consider upgrading to a small CFL candelabra bulb as these will give you a higher output of light. I had to change mine because the light bulb that comes w/ the fan wasn't powerful enough to light up the room. I opted for the candelabra CFL 23w (100w incandescent equivalent), w/ an approx. 1000 lm output.
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I would be surprised if there is a replacement glass option for this fan. This would be a question for the manufacturer. To be clear, this is a one bulb 60 watt max tiny fan. My suggestion would be floor lights or table lamps OR a more expensive fan with a brighter light output capability.
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I'm glad you asked. My son recently broke the glass cover that came with my brand new ceiling fan. I don't know what you mean by a small ceiling fan light bulb. I had one of those new spiral shaped bulbs in mine. I just tried the clip on shade on the bulb and turned on the fan. It worked just fine.