Anonymous
06/22/2015 18:11
Subject: Removing a directional recessed light bulb
Anonymous wrote:http://www.familyhandyman.com/electrical/upgrade-a-recessed-light-fixture/view-all
You just pull on the trim and the entire recessed light should come out. By directional light you mean the eyeball lights?
Thank you. Mine looks a bit different.
The light bulb can be moved in different directions.
Anonymous
06/22/2015 15:48
Subject: Removing a directional recessed light bulb
http://www.familyhandyman.com/electrical/upgrade-a-recessed-light-fixture/view-all
You just pull on the trim and the entire recessed light should come out. By directional light you mean the eyeball lights?
You just pull on the trim and the entire recessed light should come out. By directional light you mean the eyeball lights?
Anonymous
06/22/2015 15:47
Subject: Removing a directional recessed light bulb
We have recessed lighting and I am able to replace light bulbs in most of them when they burn out.
One of them however has directional light in the recessed can and I am unable to replace it after it has burnt out. I can unscrew it in the sense that the bulb turns but it does not come out as it seems to be attached to something. The light has some plastic covering around it, so I am not sure if directional lighting has something special that needs to be done to remove.
Any thoughts?
One of them however has directional light in the recessed can and I am unable to replace it after it has burnt out. I can unscrew it in the sense that the bulb turns but it does not come out as it seems to be attached to something. The light has some plastic covering around it, so I am not sure if directional lighting has something special that needs to be done to remove.
Any thoughts?