how do i replace lamp?
1589021
HelloThe little plastic cover just snaps onto the lighting unit. You will be able to just pull it off. You might have to use a butter knife or screw driver (unplug everything first!) to get in between the plastic cover and the unit itself. But there isnt any screws or fasteners holding it. Just plastic grooves that hold it in place.. like legos or models that kids build. Hope this helps
1589022
I have not replaced yet. Follow the others instruction which are very accurate. Take the bulb to local hardware, home despot, lowe's, etc. to purchase exact match. Then reverse directions and you will be all set.
1589023
Hello The little plastic cover just snaps onto the lighting unit. You will be able to just pull it off. You might have to use a butter knife or screw driver (unplug everything first!) to get in between the plastic cover and the unit itself. But there isnt any screws or fasteners holding it. Just plastic grooves that hold it in place.. like legos or models that kids build. Hope this helps
1589024
Hi Alice,my name is Robert, nice to meet you. Please tell me if you are replacing the bulb or the actual product?
1589025
Turn the power to the fixture off. If you have the bulb exposed, you typically rotate the entire tube 90 degrees so that the prongs on the tube line up with the slots in the fixture. Then, carefully work the prongs out of the slots. Often, the prongs are rough or the fixture has rough surfaces, so it may not come out smoothly. If you are looking at the lens on the exterior of the fixture, you usually have to take it off to get to the bulb. There is really no way to explain all the possible ways the lenses come off the many types of fixtures, but you usually have to bend the lens slightly then pull out one side that may insert into a groove or may have tabs. Turn the power to the fixture off. If you have the bulb exposed, you typically rotate the entire tube 90 degrees so that the prongs on the tube line up with the slots in the fixture. Then, carefully work the prongs out of the slots. Often, the prongs are rough or the fixture has rough surfaces, so it may not come out smoothly. If you are looking at the lens on the exterior of the fixture, you usually have to take it off to get to the bulb. There is really no way to explain all the possible ways the lenses come off the many types of fixtures, but you usually have to bend the lens slightly... » Read More Turn the power to the fixture off. If you have the bulb exposed, you typically rotate the entire tube 90 degrees so that the prongs on the tube line up with the slots in the fixture. Then, carefully work the prongs out of the slots. Often, the prongs are rough or the fixture has rough surfaces, so it may not come out smoothly. If you are looking at the lens on the exterior of the fixture, you usually have to take it off to get to the bulb. There is really no way to explain all the possible ways the lenses come off the many types of fixtures, but you usually have to bend the lens slightly then pull out one side that may insert into a groove or may have tabs. « Show Less
932166
I believe my husband may have used the existing one from previous lamp. Try that!
989875
Dear Terri,For this situation, you just need to contact us by support@taotronics.com with your order ID, we will arrange you to return and then replace a new lamp for you after the return.Best regards,Sunvalleytek
1348177
if you purchased the lamp within 6 months or so, call or email Conoco. They should be willing to send you a new one free or for a nominal fee.
611126
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.
953451
Here is link explaining how to determine if you can: http://www.ehow.com/how_7170770_replace-halogen-bulb-led.html The base size of the lamps are usually different so it could be a challenge. Good luck.
322733
Click or copy and paste link, download the manual to see the step to replace the lamp.http://www.retrevo.com/support/Panasonic-PT-56LCZ70-TVs-manual/id/3068bh148/t/2/
847201
To install, open the small door (mine is on the side in the back of the screen) and remove the old lamp by gently pulling it out...it is plugged in. Take the new lamp and install the same way you took the old one out...it will plug itself in. The Sony manual shows this...if you don't have one, you can download owner's manual online. Hope this helps.
558912
I don't know, have not had to replace light yet. I would contact the manufacturer.
2170897
It was very easy on my TV. Open front panel and use a Phillips screwdriver to remove one screw. Pull bulb out and replace.
1383597
After replacing the lamp you have to reset your TV lamp that's called (lamp hours) by using your TV remote(not cable or satellite remote) 1)click menu on your remote 2) go to settings 3) go to setup 4) scroll down setup until you see and click Lamp Replacement 5) click yes and that will reset your screen and remove the message from the TV
588334
Make sure lamp is unplugged. Lower to its most flat position. Use a thin non-metal object, such as a credit card, to slip between the lens and the lamp housing. (midpoint) Gently apply upward pressure to remove the lens away from the housing. To replace bulb, remove it by pushing the bulb away from the socket. Install by aligning the bulb pins with the socket receptacles then push the bulb into the socket. A click should be heard when connected. Lay the lens back onto the housing being careful to keep the rounded edges to the outside of the lamp. Align the inside tabs with the slots in the housing, rotate the lens down and snap into place by pressing along the outer edge. Good Luck! Make sure lamp is unplugged. Lower to its most flat position. Use a thin non-metal object, such as a credit card, to slip between the lens and the lamp housing. (midpoint) Gently apply upward pressure to remove the lens away from the housing. To replace bulb, remove it by pushing the bulb away from the socket. Install by aligning the bulb pins with the socket receptacles then push the bulb into the socket. A click should be heard when connected. Lay the lens back onto the housing being careful to keep the rounded edges to the outside of the lamp. Align the inside tabs with the slots in the... » Read More Make sure lamp is unplugged. Lower to its most flat position. Use a thin non-metal object, such as a credit card, to slip between the lens and the lamp housing. (midpoint) Gently apply upward pressure to remove the lens away from the housing. To replace bulb, remove it by pushing the bulb away from the socket. Install by aligning the bulb pins with the socket receptacles then push the bulb into the socket. A click should be heard when connected. Lay the lens back onto the housing being careful to keep the rounded edges to the outside of the lamp. Align the inside tabs with the slots in the housing, rotate the lens down and snap into place by pressing along the outer edge. Good Luck! « Show Less
258301
You replace the bulb by first unplugging the lamp to make sure there is no power to the power unit. Then turn the bulb holder handle counter clockwise a small amount until the bulb holder unlocks from the power unit and the bulb holder can be pulled from the power unit. Then, using caution as to not break the old bulb, (I used leather gloves and a clean cloth - to protect the hands and not leave oils on the bulb) pull the old bulb straight out from the holder. Note that the ceramic end of the lamp has grooves on one side that will allow the new bulb to only fit in the holder only one way. Place the new bulb in the holder with the grooves in correct position and push in on the bulb until seated. Again, handle with care and do not use excessive pressure. Carefully slide the new bulb and holder assembly back into the power unit and twist clockwise until it locks in place. Plug the unit back in and you
528091
Never had to replace it, but were able to find bulbs at home depot for the unit this one replaced, so I would suggest going on line to homedepot.com to checking to see if they are available locally. By the way, we have had no problems with this lamp.
89666
Yes! Turn the light counter-clockwise and pull the whole lamp will come out and you replace the entire lamp lense and all. You can pick up the light from Lowes, Home Depot Menards. Cost about $7.00 for 3 lights. It is easier to wear a rubber glove to turn the lamp!
972349
You cannot! When the unit fails, you toss it. These are disposable like printers. It does not pay to fix them. The lamp is all sealed, nothing to service. The reasoning behind this is that LED's last a few thousand hours and should give you about 3-5 years of service with normal use.
232139
Yes to both. We broke the top part and they sent us a new one free of charge. We also sent for 2 light bulbs and they sent those also free of charge. The phone number is on the paperwork you received with your lamp(s). The number is 1-805-579-9292 x 102. Hope this helps.