Can't get bathroom light cover off!
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We have tried twisting both ways, pulling etc. No screws visiable. Sorry for awful photo, it's pitch black in the bathroom now!
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We have tried twisting both ways, pulling etc. No screws visiable. Sorry for awful photo, it's pitch black in the bathroom now!
bathroom light removal
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We have tried twisting both ways, pulling etc. No screws visiable. Sorry for awful photo, it's pitch black in the bathroom now!
bathroom light removal
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We have tried twisting both ways, pulling etc. No screws visiable. Sorry for awful photo, it's pitch black in the bathroom now!
bathroom light removal
bathroom light removal
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I see what appears to be threads at the top of the cover/diffuser. A counter-clockwise turn should remove it. I also see paint and drywall mud that MAY be preventing you from turning the diffuser.
answered 6 hours ago
BillWeckel
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Also, I would try to heat it a bit with hair dry fan - this could help against paint (by softening it) which could be on the thread as well.
– Ilia Nedoluzhko
3 hours ago
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The glass part should screw off from the metal part.
If it's stuck, try tapping the glass sharply (as hard as you dare!) with the handle of a large screwdriver, or something similar, while you try to twist it.
It might help to wrap something like a leather belt tightly round the glass, to get a grip on it all the way round.
Be careful if it seems like you are unscrewing the metal part from the ceiling. If that starts to happen, there is a chance you will short circuit the wiring inside and trip the breaker on your house lights when you try to switch this one on.
answered 5 hours ago
alephzero
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Better yet, switch the breaker off before starting... and hope a second branch circuit isn't along for a ride in the box.
– J...
3 hours ago
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Try turning it counter-clockwise instead of clockwise like someone suggested before. Also, try to get the glass of first, and then the rest. It seems like you're just having issues with the ceiling :( If it's stuck, maybe try to push it out with something flat and sharp. Maybe a knife would get it moving?
answered 1 hour ago
Ronald
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Sorry, I should've read alephzero's comment more thoroughly, I didn't realize that I was saying pretty much the exact same thing as him.
– Ronald
1 hour ago
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3 Answers
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up vote
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I see what appears to be threads at the top of the cover/diffuser. A counter-clockwise turn should remove it. I also see paint and drywall mud that MAY be preventing you from turning the diffuser.
answered 6 hours ago
BillWeckel
6406
Also, I would try to heat it a bit with hair dry fan - this could help against paint (by softening it) which could be on the thread as well.
– Ilia Nedoluzhko
3 hours ago
add a comment |
up vote
4
down vote
I see what appears to be threads at the top of the cover/diffuser. A counter-clockwise turn should remove it. I also see paint and drywall mud that MAY be preventing you from turning the diffuser.
answered 6 hours ago
BillWeckel
6406
Also, I would try to heat it a bit with hair dry fan - this could help against paint (by softening it) which could be on the thread as well.
– Ilia Nedoluzhko
3 hours ago
add a comment |
up vote
4
down vote
up vote
4
down vote
I see what appears to be threads at the top of the cover/diffuser. A counter-clockwise turn should remove it. I also see paint and drywall mud that MAY be preventing you from turning the diffuser.
answered 6 hours ago
BillWeckel
6406
I see what appears to be threads at the top of the cover/diffuser. A counter-clockwise turn should remove it. I also see paint and drywall mud that MAY be preventing you from turning the diffuser.
answered 6 hours ago
BillWeckel
6406
answered 6 hours ago
BillWeckel
6406
answered 6 hours ago
BillWeckel
6406
answered 6 hours ago
BillWeckel
6406
6406
Also, I would try to heat it a bit with hair dry fan - this could help against paint (by softening it) which could be on the thread as well.
– Ilia Nedoluzhko
3 hours ago
add a comment |
Also, I would try to heat it a bit with hair dry fan - this could help against paint (by softening it) which could be on the thread as well.
– Ilia Nedoluzhko
3 hours ago
Also, I would try to heat it a bit with hair dry fan - this could help against paint (by softening it) which could be on the thread as well.
– Ilia Nedoluzhko
3 hours ago
Also, I would try to heat it a bit with hair dry fan - this could help against paint (by softening it) which could be on the thread as well.
– Ilia Nedoluzhko
3 hours ago
add a comment |
up vote
1
down vote
The glass part should screw off from the metal part.
If it's stuck, try tapping the glass sharply (as hard as you dare!) with the handle of a large screwdriver, or something similar, while you try to twist it.
It might help to wrap something like a leather belt tightly round the glass, to get a grip on it all the way round.
Be careful if it seems like you are unscrewing the metal part from the ceiling. If that starts to happen, there is a chance you will short circuit the wiring inside and trip the breaker on your house lights when you try to switch this one on.
answered 5 hours ago
alephzero
69646
1
Better yet, switch the breaker off before starting... and hope a second branch circuit isn't along for a ride in the box.
– J...
3 hours ago
add a comment |
up vote
1
down vote
The glass part should screw off from the metal part.
If it's stuck, try tapping the glass sharply (as hard as you dare!) with the handle of a large screwdriver, or something similar, while you try to twist it.
It might help to wrap something like a leather belt tightly round the glass, to get a grip on it all the way round.
Be careful if it seems like you are unscrewing the metal part from the ceiling. If that starts to happen, there is a chance you will short circuit the wiring inside and trip the breaker on your house lights when you try to switch this one on.
answered 5 hours ago
alephzero
69646
1
Better yet, switch the breaker off before starting... and hope a second branch circuit isn't along for a ride in the box.
– J...
3 hours ago
add a comment |
up vote
1
down vote
up vote
1
down vote
The glass part should screw off from the metal part.
If it's stuck, try tapping the glass sharply (as hard as you dare!) with the handle of a large screwdriver, or something similar, while you try to twist it.
It might help to wrap something like a leather belt tightly round the glass, to get a grip on it all the way round.
Be careful if it seems like you are unscrewing the metal part from the ceiling. If that starts to happen, there is a chance you will short circuit the wiring inside and trip the breaker on your house lights when you try to switch this one on.
answered 5 hours ago
alephzero
69646
The glass part should screw off from the metal part.
If it's stuck, try tapping the glass sharply (as hard as you dare!) with the handle of a large screwdriver, or something similar, while you try to twist it.
It might help to wrap something like a leather belt tightly round the glass, to get a grip on it all the way round.
Be careful if it seems like you are unscrewing the metal part from the ceiling. If that starts to happen, there is a chance you will short circuit the wiring inside and trip the breaker on your house lights when you try to switch this one on.
answered 5 hours ago
alephzero
69646
answered 5 hours ago
alephzero
69646
answered 5 hours ago
alephzero
69646
answered 5 hours ago
alephzero
69646
69646
1
Better yet, switch the breaker off before starting... and hope a second branch circuit isn't along for a ride in the box.
– J...
3 hours ago
add a comment |
1
Better yet, switch the breaker off before starting... and hope a second branch circuit isn't along for a ride in the box.
– J...
3 hours ago
1
1
Better yet, switch the breaker off before starting... and hope a second branch circuit isn't along for a ride in the box.
– J...
3 hours ago
Better yet, switch the breaker off before starting... and hope a second branch circuit isn't along for a ride in the box.
– J...
3 hours ago
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
Try turning it counter-clockwise instead of clockwise like someone suggested before. Also, try to get the glass of first, and then the rest. It seems like you're just having issues with the ceiling :( If it's stuck, maybe try to push it out with something flat and sharp. Maybe a knife would get it moving?
answered 1 hour ago
Ronald
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Sorry, I should've read alephzero's comment more thoroughly, I didn't realize that I was saying pretty much the exact same thing as him.
– Ronald
1 hour ago
add a comment |
up vote
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down vote
Try turning it counter-clockwise instead of clockwise like someone suggested before. Also, try to get the glass of first, and then the rest. It seems like you're just having issues with the ceiling :( If it's stuck, maybe try to push it out with something flat and sharp. Maybe a knife would get it moving?
answered 1 hour ago
Ronald
1
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Sorry, I should've read alephzero's comment more thoroughly, I didn't realize that I was saying pretty much the exact same thing as him.
– Ronald
1 hour ago
add a comment |
up vote
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up vote
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Try turning it counter-clockwise instead of clockwise like someone suggested before. Also, try to get the glass of first, and then the rest. It seems like you're just having issues with the ceiling :( If it's stuck, maybe try to push it out with something flat and sharp. Maybe a knife would get it moving?
answered 1 hour ago
Ronald
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Try turning it counter-clockwise instead of clockwise like someone suggested before. Also, try to get the glass of first, and then the rest. It seems like you're just having issues with the ceiling :( If it's stuck, maybe try to push it out with something flat and sharp. Maybe a knife would get it moving?
answered 1 hour ago
Ronald
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Sorry, I should've read alephzero's comment more thoroughly, I didn't realize that I was saying pretty much the exact same thing as him.
– Ronald
1 hour ago
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Sorry, I should've read alephzero's comment more thoroughly, I didn't realize that I was saying pretty much the exact same thing as him.
– Ronald
1 hour ago
Sorry, I should've read alephzero's comment more thoroughly, I didn't realize that I was saying pretty much the exact same thing as him.
– Ronald
1 hour ago
Sorry, I should've read alephzero's comment more thoroughly, I didn't realize that I was saying pretty much the exact same thing as him.
– Ronald
1 hour ago
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