I have a chandelier with 6 lights . The globe covers are open facing down and after I remove the bulb , I see a thin round matal piece that has a small tab on each side. I was able to remove 1 metal circle by pinching the 2 tabs but I couldn't budge the globe. So I tried another light and couldn't even budge the 2 tabs. It seems impossible to remove the globes. Any ideas?

Without a photo, or the make and model number of the fixture, how would we know? There is, I will guess, something like a bazillion fixtures installed out in the world.

Sorry, I don't know how to put on a picture and the chandelier has no papers. I'll go to a light fixture
Store and get some help.

Reply to this post using Advance. Click on the paper cilp in the Tool Bar at the top. Then you will see a blank field with a "Browse" button next to it. Find your picture file in your PC, and then click on the "Upload" button.

Are you sure there is not little screws holding the globes onto the stem of the fixture?

Yes- I am familiar with the conventional way to change a globe. There are no screws. Thanks