How do you change the bulb in this. Got the battery thing ok.
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Bob I don't know enough about it but my husband said being LED it doesn't have a bulb. Best of luck.
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I have not had to replace a light bulb yet but if this person managed to get the battery cover out I will assume this is how you get to the light bulb.
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Yes you take out the bulb and just screw in the adapter, that's a simple as it is.
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Removal of two small screws gives you access to the bulb. The bulb is in a socket and is not hard wired. It comes with a spare.
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Underneath top of the light is a phillips head screw unscrew it remove battery cover remove battery insert new one re screw should be good to go
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It was a little confusing for me as well. Just place your hand behind the center of the outside plate (on the outside), and then with the other hand push the round spring loaded plate back to meet with your hand. This springs down and around the socket. Then the bulb should just screw in. Mine works great. Love it. Good luck. Steve Bullock
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the globe is screwed to the base. Just hold the ribbed nut located between the globe and the base and unscrew the globe. You will have access to the bulb.
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You have to get access to the back of the light.Take off the rubber cap on the back of the housing, unscrew the small phillips screw and then it should just pull out. Be careful not to touch the glass on the new bulb.
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Pull the cover down and unplug it. There is a screw on the back side holding the back cover on. Remove the back cover and the bulbs are inside of it.
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Actually, I don't think you can replace the bulbs. LEDs are usually good for about 25,000 hours. That's about 20 years.What did you have in mind.I don't know about you but I'll be ready for a new technology magnifying glass way before that.Batteries will be your issue depending on how much you use it not the LEDs.You need a really small Phillips screwdriver to replace them and it takes three. The cover is real bitch to get off. You need a really small Flathead screwdriver to pry it off. Thank God the screw is held in place in the cover or you would probably loos it.A small screwdriver set & a couple of rounds of changing batteries and it's no big deal. Actually, I don't think you can replace the bulbs. LEDs are usually good for about 25,000 hours. That's about 20 years.What did you have in mind.I don't know about you but I'll be ready for a new technology magnifying glass way before that.Batteries will be your issue depending on how much you use it not the LEDs.You need a really small Phillips screwdriver to replace them and it takes three. The cover is real bitch to get off. You need a really small Flathead screwdriver to pry it off. Thank God the screw is held in place in the cover or you would probably loos... » Read More Actually, I don't think you can replace the bulbs. LEDs are usually good for about 25,000 hours. That's about 20 years.What did you have in mind.I don't know about you but I'll be ready for a new technology magnifying glass way before that.Batteries will be your issue depending on how much you use it not the LEDs.You need a really small Phillips screwdriver to replace them and it takes three. The cover is real bitch to get off. You need a really small Flathead screwdriver to pry it off. Thank God the screw is held in place in the cover or you would probably loos it.A small screwdriver set & a couple of rounds of changing batteries and it's no big deal. « Show Less
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Turn the light so the black on/off button is on top. On that same side of the bulb/battery case, you'll see a series of little ridges, then the lip of the black back of the case. With one thumb, press down on the little ridges; with the other thumb, push against the lip of the case back until the back comes off. If you're having trouble, put more pressure on the little ridges. Change the batteries. When you're putting the case back together, put the other edges of the case together, then press down on the little ridges while you bring the back to snap back together.
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Nothing to it, open it up, un plug the battery, and plug in the new one. Charge it up, and presto, just like new. Beats buying a new lantern.
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It is a sealed unit. Bulb replacement would require breaking the housing. I would not/did not go that route. I replaced the whole unit. Cheers
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There's a screw on each side, left and right, undo those and remove the cover. Then, it's just one of those high-intensity, halogen bulbs inside. It's not horribly hard nor super easy, but with the halogen bulb it doesn't need to be done very often. HTH.
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Call the company direct that it shipped from and they will be more than helpful to swap it out. At times you might have to purchase an oem bulb. Some after market ones aren't as bright.
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Unscrew the small end. you will have to test it to see which way the batteries have to be turned but if you try both ways and you still have no light the bulb may be bad. Mine worked fine.
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Pretty simple:1) Pry off control top with screw driver. 2) Turn on unit. 3) Observe light location. 4) Remove 3 screws. 5) Clip off little light bulb. 6) Reassemble.
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There is a screw there. The lightbulb is unlike any i have seen before. I suppose you could, but I would just buy a new one.