Введение
More than just a busted light bulb below your ceiling fan? Use this guide to replace the lighting fixture and restore the visual brilliance of your room.
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Find your circuit breaker panel and turn off the breaker that corresponds to your ceiling lights.
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Do this by pushing it to the right.
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Also flip your light switch to off.
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Remove the two 1.4 mm Phillips head screws that hold the fixture to the fan itself.
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Once loose, pull down to expose the two connecting wires.
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Disconnect these wires by twisting the caps in a counter-clockwise direction.
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You only need to disconnect the wires coming from the lighting fixture.
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Once both caps are removed, simply pull the wires apart to remove the fixture.
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Loosen the nut holding the ceiling fan piece to the lighting fixture.
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This step may require a crescent wrench if finger force is not enough.
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Pull upwards to remove the fan piece that holds the light fixture.
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Your model may require you to twist this piece in a counter-clockwise motion to remove.
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Switch out the old fixture with your new fixture by doing the last two steps in reverse order.
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To connect your new fixture, locate the black wire from your light and the colored wire from the fan.
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Twist these together. Do the same with the two white wires.
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Your new light fixture should come with replacement caps. Twist these in a clockwise motion over your wire ends to ensure connection.
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Flip your breaker back on, turn on your light switch, and enjoy your new lights!
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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Cal Poly, Team 14-1, Green Fall 2015 Участник Cal Poly, Team 14-1, Green Fall 2015
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Amazingly instructive, informative and concise. Brilliant.
It's awesome
Just what I needed. Thanks.
Does it have remote control??
Could someone provide the name of the light fixture used in the demonstration?
