Thanks for sharing! I have these recessed lights in my kitchen, in an apartment in France. Didn't know how I was going to replace burnt out bulbs. Plain, concise and straight to the point! Thanks!
Omg...thank you so much. I watched so many videos and none were similar to the tilting recessed light I have in my home. This video saved me so much time! TYSM!!!
How do I enlarge the hole to accept a larger recessed light or is it too laborious? First of all can it be done? Can I do it by leaving the 'box' intact or do I have to change it all out? I have 2.5 feet of blown in insulation in the attic so I don't really feel
Hi, my house was also built in 2006 and just yesterday the first bulb burned out in the kitchen over the sink. It was easy, kind of a globe fixture which pulled straight down, attached by a couple of springs, easy enough. I'm anticipating more to go soon, you know the rule, things happen in 3s. The ones that concern me are the bathroom lights, one in the stall shower and the other over the tub area. They have that ring around the bulb so I'm wondering what's the best way to bring that fixture down without making a mess of the popcorn ceiling, I see you have that as well. I hate it, lol. Thanks for the vid!
You just get your fingers or a putty knife and pull the outside ring down enough so you can access the wire clips on each side. Then you squeeze the 2 wire clips to get them to release.
Thanks for sharing! I have these recessed lights in my kitchen, in an apartment in France. Didn't know how I was going to replace burnt out bulbs. Plain, concise and straight to the point! Thanks!
Really helpful, thank you so much, i am a single mom, with a young daughter and all these lights in the passage are burnt and i cant unscrew them😢
Thank you sooo much! We were going nuts trying to just get the bulb out!
Just pulled out the casing as you mentioned and DONE! Thanks for sharing!!
Omg...thank you so much. I watched so many videos and none were similar to the tilting recessed light I have in my home. This video saved me so much time! TYSM!!!
How do I enlarge the hole to accept a larger recessed light or is it too laborious? First of all can it be done? Can I do it by leaving the 'box' intact or do I have to change it all out? I have 2.5 feet of blown in insulation in the attic so I don't really feel
Thanks so much!! Very Helpful
thanks so much, this is exactly what I was looking for.
Thanks for posting - very helpful!
Hi, my house was also built in 2006 and just yesterday the first bulb burned out in the kitchen over the sink. It was easy, kind of a globe fixture which pulled straight down, attached by a couple of springs, easy enough. I'm anticipating more to go soon, you know the rule, things happen in 3s. The ones that concern me are the bathroom lights, one in the stall shower and the other over the tub area. They have that ring around the bulb so I'm wondering what's the best way to bring that fixture down without making a mess of the popcorn ceiling, I see you have that as well. I hate it, lol. Thanks for the vid!
But how do you access the clips until it's already down? Doesn't make sense...
very helpful; thank you so much!
You are life saviour!!!!
Thank you!
Perfect!
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I actually don’t see how you pulled out the housing ?
You just get your fingers or a putty knife and pull the outside ring down enough so you can access the wire clips on each side. Then you squeeze the 2 wire clips to get them to release.
Yeah, that was the key part of the video missed out