I want to replace the mirror with a lamp (google Ikea frack hack lamp). Is the mirror and/or the vertical rod that holds the mirror easily removed?
814152
Don't waste your time with this mirror, rivets will pop out of the arm. It's cheap for a reason - Junk!
814153
mirror removes too easily...unscrews during normal use so I have to remember to spin it a couple of times a day to keep it from scaring me by falling off...good luck with your project!
461759
Not hard to do. If you order a new lamp, it will come with instructions. Basically, it involves removing the bottom front panel (snapped on - I forget if there are screws at this point as well) and then unscrewing the lamp from it's mount. Swap the new lamp out (more involved if you bought a bulb-only replacement) and screw it back in. If you're even a little handy, you won't have any problems.
119091
You unscrew the bottom but which allows the globe to slide off. Its not difficult.......the fixture looks very good and is perfect as my porch light.
778713
Ok, my original answer was a totally wrong. This lamp hangs out about 6 feet from the base. You have to know that a portion of the rod is telescoped into the other part of the rod. Unscrew the end and you can pull out the telescope portion. Once I did that totally satisfied with this lamp and it is comparable to the $250 version I've seen in stores.
1405211
Tilt the mirror all the way down using the control switch on the driver's side mirror control panel. Then insert a thin flat blade screwdriver between the mirror backing plate and the carrier plate ( the part that is actually moved by the electric motor ). Gently pry with the screwdriver ( twisting motion ) until the upper retaining clips unsnap. With the upper part of the mirror free grasp the upper edge of the mirror with your hands and pull up, this will release the two lower clips. The mirror and backing plate will come out as one piece. Done. Three minute job. If the glass in the mirror is cracked or broken be sure to wear gloves to avoid cuts.
1808178
No there is not a way to do that. when you pull on the handle, the whole top moves.. You have to be careful where you put the lamp because the first time we tried to open the drawer, the lamp fell on the floor. While it sounds like a nice idea, it does not work well. Its a large table and I ended up returning the one we had not put together since the design is a fail. I re-ordered a smaller one in the same grouping since we like the coffee table that matches
492253
On the first mirror I bought over a year ago, the mirror angled up & down easily by just pushing it. However, after about 9 mo it wouldn't stay in position. It's a plastic pivot with detents for each position. Toilet Tree sent me a new unit and the design is similar but much tighter. After you mount it to wall you just push/pull to the angle desired. You are not missing anything. It remains to be seen how it holds up over time.
1082701
Yes it is. The entire mirror is made of plastic with an acrylic finish which is inclusive of balljoint which allows for its unique swivel qualities. The suction cup is second to none compared with other similar type mirrors that I have purchased in the past where shortly after applying them to the intended surface they fell off and in some instances broke up. Not the case with this mirror.
215888
It should work - my wife's mirror was also a Conair and the lamp works quite well!
1855624
There are 3 screws. Remove the small triangle plastic piece inside the door near the corner of the window where the mirror is. There is a piece of insulation in there and I believe the new mirror comes with its own. Remove the nuts and the mirror will come off. Insert new mirror and tighten down the nuts. Takes like 15 minutes.
127819
Make a custom bracket. We need more information in order to answer your question better. I have a large wood mirror that is being hung by a washer hook but it sounds like you have a different type of mirror.
1267722
I replaced my lamp two weeks ago..had a real rough time. there is a tiny screw at the top of the very front vent. take that one screw out, then find a way to slide the top plastic facing toward you...it should pop out, not easily if your projector is a bit dirty. I had a very hard time getting it off. I did not believe it was right so I took every single screw out and tried taking the projector apart from the bottom. I finally got the top plastic cover to slide up and off...then it is quite self explanatory. Luckily ,i did not damage the internal parts of my projector when I took the bottom screws out. I replaced my lamp two weeks ago..had a real rough time. there is a tiny screw at the top of the very front vent. take that one screw out, then find a way to slide the top plastic facing toward you...it should pop out, not easily if your projector is a bit dirty. I had a very hard time getting it off. I did not believe it was right so I took every single screw out and tried taking the projector apart from the bottom. I finally got the top plastic cover to slide up and off...then it is quite self explanatory. Luckily ,i did not damage the internal parts of my projector when I took the bottom... » Read More I replaced my lamp two weeks ago..had a real rough time. there is a tiny screw at the top of the very front vent. take that one screw out, then find a way to slide the top plastic facing toward you...it should pop out, not easily if your projector is a bit dirty. I had a very hard time getting it off. I did not believe it was right so I took every single screw out and tried taking the projector apart from the bottom. I finally got the top plastic cover to slide up and off...then it is quite self explanatory. Luckily ,i did not damage the internal parts of my projector when I took the bottom screws out. « Show Less
2135517
It look's easy, there are two screw's, one on each side of mirror, remove them & separate sides, replace bulb. I hope you find this helpful.
1062359
You do not need to remove, as it is a very good mirror ,even better than the original mirror ,enjoy being modern
1241360
You gently twist the two mirrors apart and lift off the one mirror. Unplug the bulb and replace it with a new one. Twist the mirrors back together and you're all set.
1898229
When I removed my mirror I just had to remove the nuts. The bolts are attached to the mirror so the are hidden from the outside for cosmetics only. It makes it way easier just to thread on the nuts from the inside, no holding bolts to keep from turning. I would see about removing the bolts from your mount.
2002336
Yes. One portion is attached to the wall. The other to the mirror. Once hung, just lift it up and off like taking a hanger off a clothes rack.