Dummys guide needed

[DaveK]

Okay folks, I have to confess that I've been fiddling about with my logun lamp for the past 20 minutes. :yes:

 

 

How the hell do I get the bulb unit out?

[DaveK]

I'd have thought at least one person would know the answer.

 

Not even an armchair assumption?

[MC]

Hi Dave,

 

I used to have a logun lamp and if I remember correctly the bulb is a sealed unit and the shround around it splits in two. I think you have to slide the casing forward and then the shroud comes apart.

 

Then again I may be completely wrong, it was a while ago.

[DaveK]

Hi Dave,

 

I used to have a logun lamp and if I remember correctly the bulb is a sealed unit and the shround around it splits in two. I think you have to slide the casing forward and then the shroud comes apart.

 

Then again I may be completely wrong, it was a while ago.

 

 

Wrong is good MC. At least you tried.

 

And now I'll go and try some logun fettling.

[MC]

Try turning the shade anticlockwise and pull it like you would a light bulb in your house (Bayonet fitting) then the bulb in the same way

 

Again this may be wrong but what else would you be doing?

[Zapp]

I had one for a while, but I dont know the model.

 

If I remember correctly, the procedure was to turn the shade anti clockwise, remove and then do the same with the front of the lamp. You should then be able to release the bulb.

[DaveK]

I had one for a while, but I dont know the model.

 

If I remember correctly, the procedure was to turn the shade anti clockwise, remove and then do the same with the front of the lamp. You should then be able to release the bulb.

 

Riiiiiight. That's where I might be going wrong. The shades no problem but I've been trying to get the bulb out of the front. Didn't realise that the front twisted as well. Thanks all.

[DaveK]

Sorted, thanks gents. The front twisted off as suggested and the bulb is a push fit rather than a bayonet fit. I had to prize it out with a screwdriver.

 

Jobs a goodun