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Remove Old Light Bulbs

From Light Fixture Replacement · Step 4 of 13 · Video by Dad Does Videos

Showing 0:55–1:45 of the source video.

What happens in this clip

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Goal: Detach the outdated CFL bulbs from their sockets

What's used

Tools

  • CFL Light Bulbs (GU24 base)

About the full video

This DIY project provides step-by-step instructions for replacing outdated CFL (Compact Fluorescent Lamp) light bulbs in a Hampton Bay ceiling fan with new, energy-efficient LED (Light Emitting Diode) bulbs.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.

Step 4 of 13: Remove Bulbs

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.

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