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Help changing a light bulb!


Champ

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Rather embarrassingly I have been unable to work out how to change a light bulb in our bathroom. I was told I should be able to undo some screws to remove the outer casing (photos are attached) to access the light bulb, but I don't see any parts that unscrew. There are small holes but they don't seem suitable for screwdrivers or Allen keys...


Any help would be much appreciated.

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Just pull the bulb out as this type of bulb is only a push and fit type. It will just have straight pins


Do not twist or turn the bulb just pull straight out :) try not to put to much pressure around the bulb when pulling as these bulbs are known to crack tubes.

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