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With the light cover removed, you will see the old light bulbs. The presenter identifies these as older CFL (Compact Fluorescent Lamp) bulbs with a GU24 base. These bulbs typically have two pins at their base. To remove each bulb, firmly grasp it and twist it counter-clockwise. The bulb should easily detach from the socket once the pins align with the release slots.
Goal: Detach the outdated CFL bulbs from their sockets
This DIY project provides step-by-step instructions for replacing outdated CFL (Compact Fluorescent Lamp) light bulbs in a Hampton Bay ceiling fan with new, energy-efficient LED (Light Emitting Diode) bulbs. The process involves safely removing the light cover, detaching the old GU24 base CFL bulbs, installing multi-color temperature adjustable LED bulbs, demonstrating their color settings, and finally reattaching the light cover.
With the cover removed, carefully unscrew each light bulb counter-clockwise. Place the bulbs in a safe location where they will not be damaged or roll away.
This project involves safely removing an existing light fixture in a two-story stairwell and installing a new one. Due to the height and electrical work involved, safety precautions are paramount.
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