Does anyone know how the top screws off to replace the bulb?? I just moved in a new home and the light is out, no luck from the website either. Thanks
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You turn the white light cover counter clockwise to replace the bulbs, they are hallogen bulbs so when adding a new one don't touch the bulb w/ your fingers.
792345
Have not had to do this yet but I believe your instruction manual should explain how. Bigger question is where can you get replacement bulbs. If you know or find out please let me know. Thanks
708941
to replace the bulb you just turn the small part with lip on it,it goes about 1/2 a turn then pulls straight out the bulb is plugged in to it, then all you do is gently pull the blub straight off . Hope this helps you
811964
Replacing the bulb may solve the problem however it really sounds like the problem is in the adjusting knob itself. Based on the price you are better off just purchasing a new one or removing the knob and turning the the metal piece by hand.
1274748
I have had several bulb burnouts, likely because they are halogen and burn hotter. To replace the bulb, first remove the glass cover by twisting the cover to unlock. This is not easy and I spent a while trying to dislodge the glass cover. Once the cover is removed, the bulb screws out like any normal bulb and can be replaced easily. The problem for me was I could not locate the bulb at a local warehouse, so I order several online, now I have replacements on hand. Halogen JD type, Mini Candelabra E11 100 Watt
1223739
Company says bulb is replaceable. I suggest you contact them. They seem to.really want this product to be a success
911613
try pulling it back out and check the bulb. remember do no touch the glass. reinstall and secure the screws.
1267722
I replaced my lamp two weeks ago..had a real rough time. there is a tiny screw at the top of the very front vent. take that one screw out, then find a way to slide the top plastic facing toward you...it should pop out, not easily if your projector is a bit dirty. I had a very hard time getting it off. I did not believe it was right so I took every single screw out and tried taking the projector apart from the bottom. I finally got the top plastic cover to slide up and off...then it is quite self explanatory. Luckily ,i did not damage the internal parts of my projector when I took the bottom screws out. I replaced my lamp two weeks ago..had a real rough time. there is a tiny screw at the top of the very front vent. take that one screw out, then find a way to slide the top plastic facing toward you...it should pop out, not easily if your projector is a bit dirty. I had a very hard time getting it off. I did not believe it was right so I took every single screw out and tried taking the projector apart from the bottom. I finally got the top plastic cover to slide up and off...then it is quite self explanatory. Luckily ,i did not damage the internal parts of my projector when I took the bottom... » Read More I replaced my lamp two weeks ago..had a real rough time. there is a tiny screw at the top of the very front vent. take that one screw out, then find a way to slide the top plastic facing toward you...it should pop out, not easily if your projector is a bit dirty. I had a very hard time getting it off. I did not believe it was right so I took every single screw out and tried taking the projector apart from the bottom. I finally got the top plastic cover to slide up and off...then it is quite self explanatory. Luckily ,i did not damage the internal parts of my projector when I took the bottom screws out. « Show Less
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I noticed another brand allowed the bulb to be "re-clocked". I think I see that on mine, but in town I never get to go on high beam. I'll have to re-check the 3 tabs to see if I can rotate them up.
2264530
You need to unscrew the portion of the top where it is tapered. Unscrewing the very top just exposes the bulb.
1341797
I am no expert by any means but that's what my old one was doing before I installed the new one. They say not to touch the bulb. Did u try reinstalling it? Maybe u got a defective one, I don't know. Maybe blow some air in there to remove some dust? Again I'm not an expert, but for me no issues.
1317835
My TV had the same problem. I decided it didn't probably matter and bought it. However, Amazon a actually sent me the wrong model of lamp, which didn't fit in the tv. I ended up taking the new lamp apart and putting the bulb itself in the old lamp. It was quite easy, just a few screws. Regardless, I still think the p does not matter, especially because many sites seem to use the two interchangeably. I'd say buy it.
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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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When I reveived the replacement bulb, it came in a squate housing, The entire housing slides out. So when you replace the bulb, you are actually replacing both the housing and the bulb. When I ordered the bulb, I received the bulb in the housing.
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You should have a little suctione cup with a handle that came with your light fixture. Suction it to the front of the bulb and turn counter clockwise to remove. Then insert the new one using the suction cup and turn clockwise
1317837
My TV had the same problem. I decided it didn't probably matter and bought it. However, Amazon a actually sent me the wrong model of lamp, which didn't fit in the tv. I ended up taking the new lamp apart and putting the bulb itself in the old lamp. It was quite easy, just a few screws.Regardless, I still think the p does not matter, especially because many sites seem to use the two interchangeably. I'd say buy it.
798513
Sorry, haven't had the problem yet. My recommendation would be to try something you've probably done already - take the actual dead bulb to a lighting store or a Lowes or Home Depot to get an exact match.