Do you slide it over the existing sleeves or do you have to take the old ones off first to put these on? Not exactly an electrician and no 800# :(
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You must remove old one and slide new one over socket, you may have to trim sockets down to size hence why they are so inexpensiveDane HarmonDCH Electric & Lighting
1580553
You remove the old ones and slide in the new ones. But, if the new ones are longer than the old ones, you'll have to cut the new ones to size before you slide them on.
1580554
The old ones should slip right off when you unscrew the bulb. If the old ones don't slip off, then they don't exist or have melted and you will need an electrician.
1580555
The old have to be removed by just taking the bulb off. The new sleeve just slips on.
163307
Good Morning,These are VERY easy to install, as long as you have a couple of simple tools. A flat bladed screwdriver, and a pair of pliers should do the trick.PLUS, you are taking apart and installing PLASTIC connectors, so be sure to take your time when pulling them out, and putting them back into the holes.Hope that helpsRegardsChuck
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Well, they just need to be placed over the existing black one. I took good care while sticking them so did'nt get a chance to unstick them. I'm sure they would not come out easily as it has 3m extra-ordinary sticking tape.
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Not if you already have one. If you are replacing an existing A/C, you probably already have one. Just make sure it's the right size. If you are cutting a new hole in the wall for this A/C, you will need a sleeve.
170401
No you do not, it is a easy install as you take the old on off and put the new one right back on! :-)
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I have not figured that out yet. Same with me one came in place and I am afraid to try and remove it. Sorry
202716
No. They can't be adjusted after installation. If you require an adjustment, you will need to take it back to auto electrician to adjust.
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They should slide off the old batteries and then slide on to the new batteries. It is a tight fit , so you might have to wiggle it back and forth a tad to help it come off.
2251404
Dear friend, thanks for your inquiry. You don't have to remove the original tips, and install the item on it. The item is designed for protecting the original tips. Thank you.
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If the entire sheet is in among the rollers you will need professional help to get it out. When I had part of a insulating sleeve partially caught in it I took off the upper heat shield over the rollers and ran it in reverse and used a very dull butter knife to dig/pry it out. Ideally I would not recommend this as there is a possibility of damaging the rollers and or being electrocuted (the knife I used was all metal without a insulating handle). I was lucky to get it all out otherwise I would have had to replace the laminator (Like too many things these days that would have been cheaper than paying to fix it). If the entire sheet is in among the rollers you will need professional help to get it out. When I had part of a insulating sleeve partially caught in it I took off the upper heat shield over the rollers and ran it in reverse and used a very dull butter knife to dig/pry it out. Ideally I would not recommend this as there is a possibility of damaging the rollers and or being electrocuted (the knife I used was all metal without a insulating handle). I was lucky to get it all out otherwise I would have had to replace the laminator (Like too many things these days that would have been cheaper... » Read More If the entire sheet is in among the rollers you will need professional help to get it out. When I had part of a insulating sleeve partially caught in it I took off the upper heat shield over the rollers and ran it in reverse and used a very dull butter knife to dig/pry it out. Ideally I would not recommend this as there is a possibility of damaging the rollers and or being electrocuted (the knife I used was all metal without a insulating handle). I was lucky to get it all out otherwise I would have had to replace the laminator (Like too many things these days that would have been cheaper than paying to fix it). « Show Less
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irrelevant... take both old shocks out together, to put the new ones in, you will SLIGHTLY extend the door open another, inch maybe ... then the new arm will bolt on. then of course the second one will go right on its where it needs to be... wala
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I just set them down over the light canisters and then placed insulation over them. This was a retrofit as the canisters were already installed and I put these in later when remodeling.
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Yes, you install the sleeve in the window first and then just slide the heavy bits inside it. Very nice unit.
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You will have to get the kit that comes with the sleeves that the light fit in that holds them in place and you take the blank covers out of your
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I used an old sleeve and it fix fairly well. But you've gotta use one for a wall installation.
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These were ordered for my elderly sister and I do not live near her so I did not attach them but her son said you remove the old arm pads and use the same screws you removed from old ones to attach new pads.
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Yes, it's really easy to install over the outlet cover. Just screw it and you're done.