How do I change the light bulb on my hampton bay ceiling fan model uc7080t? Help:(
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How do I change the light bulb on my hampton bay ceiling fan model uc7080t? Help:(
If it's a globe type cover look for some side set screws or thumb screws that hold the globe.
I tried to look up the ceiling fan parts on web and its seems there may be a situation with the bulb replacement. Maybe not like I said I don't know your fan. Here are some sites that pertain to the globe and light bulbs if you have troubles down the road for parts and the manufacturer which Hampton Bay is a house brand for Home Depot and is made by King Fans which is why when you look for the actual site of Hampton bay there's not a lot there. Here are some sites if you need to replace some parts in the future. Or need some further help. There a person on this site Ceilingfanrepair who has a lot of good information on the parts and phone numbers to call click on his name and there is a ton of good information on your fan for service problems and parts I took The liberty to direct you there and he is the best information for parts and services. I didn't see him logged on the site at the time thought I help out and direct you a bit.
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Funny, I was going to recommend looking up ceilingfanrepair on this site. He knows everything there is to know about ceiling fans. And if he doesn't, he will find out, or help you find out.
It usually takes 3 guys to change a light bulb, but only one woman,they are very good multitaskers, :):)
Boy I am glad that crisis is over. That ceiling fan guy does know his stuff.
All the psychiatrists in the world can't change a light bulb; the bulb has to want to change.:pQuote:
Originally Posted by wmproop
No one has helped me with this. I need the ceilingfanguy. Please I am in a dark room constantly and I am at my wits end here. I know how to change the top lights but they are the little ones and give off no light. The bottom is where the main light comes from and not even home depot wants to help me. Please someone must know how to change this bulb in this particular fan. :(
Sorry,, this is a heating and cooling thread,, ceiling fans are a little over our head
Google and type in ask me help desk and click on ceiling fans someone there can help you
Crisis not averted yet, betting you could solve this as well if not better than any. Lets here it.Quote:
Originally Posted by hvac1000
please i am in a dark room constantly
May I suggest you get one of these and a pack of those while you are waiting for the Fan Man to show up. My understanding is that he got all tied up in a pull chain switch cord and has no idea when he might get let loose.
Lol, ohh, it hurts, I think I pulled a muscle in my face. Im not used to smiling.
You guys have way more fun here than in Electrical/Lighting.
We try to have a bit of fun once in awhile. It helps us all keep our sanity. Now what about that light bulb change or has the poster tracked you down on the other board ?
You should stop by the kegger this weekend... bring a few friends... wear togas...Quote:
Originally Posted by ceilingfanrepair
You really let me down on this one. I was hoping to hear your advice, so that next time I have to change my light bulb I would know how. Guess I'm going to have to do this all by myself.Quote:
Originally Posted by ceilingfanrepair
First, unscrew some sort of holding device that holds the duhicky to the thingamajig. (Make sure to remember where all stuff goes, so it will be easier to reinstall). Replace bulb. Next, drink beer, pat yourself on the shoulder for taking this project on all by yourself.
Second, drink beer and reassemble.
Third, drink beer, disassemble, and try to figure out how you took it apart the first time.
Fourth. Take a shot of whiskey. Realize that bulb is replaced, and figure,, who needs a cover for the bulb.
Fifth. One more shot. Ill just lay the extra parts over here. Ill put it back together tomorrow.
Two months later... Now where the hell did that ceiling fan light cover go. I can't find it any where. Oh well, who wants a shot?
Ok, I need a model NAME not a number.. . But usually.. . You apply pressure to the glass and rotate it counterclockwise until it drops out.Quote:
Originally Posted by rangersmom7
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