Same question...Can you change the bulb by reaching up through the bottom?
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My hands are quite large and I have no trouble at all reaching the bulb for changing, though I have not yet had to replace a bulb in these lamps. The bottom is open and gives good access while keeping dead bugs from accumulating inside. It's a great look and well designed.
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Yes - the bottom is open and it's easy to reach up and put the light bulb in.
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Yes, remove the top with the bulb, it's underneath, soft light, not bright. Mine still working after a year.
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No the bulb can be installed by carefully removing the plastic lense. You can carefull unsnap the plastic lense and install new bulbs. I hope this helps
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Yes you can replace the bulbs. You can see and feel a "coin" edge at the opening side of the lamp,just turn it counter clock wise and you can then take the bulbs out....David
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No, you would have to take the bottom off. There is very little room to maneuver from the opening on the top, nor can you see down into the fixture, since it's so close to the ceiling. That said, most ceiling fixtures are not left on for hours a day, every day. If you use long life bulbs, you're looking at not having to change them for years.
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Hi Beth, thank you for the question. Wow you have a good eye! The bottom is open to allow your hands to get in there and change the lightbulb when necessary. Hope this helps
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To remove the bulb: (It's best to not touch the bulb too much!...that being said...) twist the bulb either toward you or away from you. There is an opening at each end of the base, where you will see the metal housing (connectors) pieces where you carefully lift the bulb from each end. Be sure to wipe the bulb(s) with a clean, dry soft cloth OR using an eyeglass cleaning cloth would work too. To replace the bulb: gently put one prong into each opening on the base, twist either toward you or away from you to lock the bulb into place. I hope my explanation helped. : ) (Wipe the bulb with cloth to clean, dust and extend the life of your bulbs!) To remove the bulb: (It's best to not touch the bulb too much!...that being said...) twist the bulb either toward you or away from you. There is an opening at each end of the base, where you will see the metal housing (connectors) pieces where you carefully lift the bulb from each end. Be sure to wipe the bulb(s) with a clean, dry soft cloth OR using an eyeglass cleaning cloth would work too. To replace the bulb: gently put one prong into each opening on the base, twist either toward you or away from you to lock the bulb into place. I hope my explanation helped. : ) (Wipe the bulb with... » Read More To remove the bulb: (It's best to not touch the bulb too much!...that being said...) twist the bulb either toward you or away from you. There is an opening at each end of the base, where you will see the metal housing (connectors) pieces where you carefully lift the bulb from each end. Be sure to wipe the bulb(s) with a clean, dry soft cloth OR using an eyeglass cleaning cloth would work too. To replace the bulb: gently put one prong into each opening on the base, twist either toward you or away from you to lock the bulb into place. I hope my explanation helped. : ) (Wipe the bulb with cloth to clean, dust and extend the life of your bulbs!) « Show Less
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Unscrew front cover to get to bulb. When putting in new bulb do not touch bulb with hand
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yes, take the bulb out and take it to home depot....they will match the socket with a new led bulb. Joe
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Sorry I said yes. Actually you have to change the bottom of the bulb holder which hold bigger bottom. You get them at amazon. I did that and I am using any watts I want.
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Yes, it's easy. There are 4 screws you have to unscrew, and then you can take the lid off and replace your bulb.
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I wouldn't think you should have to. I mean as long as these bulbs are supposed to last. But to answer your question no you can't change the bulbs.
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Yes you can just twist the top slightly and it will come off. Then replace with a bulb no larger than 20watts. I use 15watts.
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Notch your fingertips into the gear-like indentations on both ends of the bulb (I use my thumbs) and push away from yourself, twisting the whole tube. This will shift the two prongs on both ends to line up with the in the housing. The bulb will drop down into your hands.
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Changing the lamp shade would be easy but I don't know anything about changing the actual light fixure. The 60 watt bulb puts out sufficient light in the kitchen as long as you have other light sources.
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It is open at the bottom. You just have to reach up inside and screw the bulb in our out. It is very easy to change unless you have an enormous hand.
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Yes. This is my 2nd fixture. To let you know I wouldn't try to squeeze plastic shade to try to get it in. Over time the plastic gets brittle from the light bulb heat and can crack. The fixture is very light, and the mounting holes are slotted. You could easily drop the fixture down to change.