How do i change a bathroom light fixtures?

Answer 1

If it is like the ceiling spotlights I'm familiar with, you may be able to grip the bulb on its sides with your fingertips to unscrew and remove it. If the opening is too small to permit you to do that, you need to press your fingertips against the face of the bulb near the edges for friction and turn the bulb to unscrew it. If that doesn't work, you will need to be sure the switch is in the "off" position, wear goggles to protect your eyes, long sleeves to protect your arms and gloves to protect your hands, break the bulb, and use needle-nose pliers to unscrew the part that remains in the ceiling. I repeat, be sure the switch is in the "off" position and wear goggles and protective clothing to protect you from flying/falling glass while attempting the last method.

Answer 2

1. Turn off the breaker to the light. BREAKER! Not light switch.
2. Remove the old light. They are all different; some have a center threaded tube, some have two screws... you'll have to figure that out.
3. Disconnect the wires, paying particular attention to where the wires are connected to the existing light. Note where the black wire of your light is currently connected. That's where the black wire of the NEW light fixture will be connected.
4. Also note the ground wire (if any) and the neutral wire.
5. Connect the wires of the new light. Make certain that if you have multiple wires coming from the fixture that you have all wires properly connected. All of the black wires go where the OLD black wires were connected; all of the white wires go where the OLD white wires were connected.
6. If the new light fixture has a ground wire, connect it either to the ground wire coming into the box or to the box directly if there is no wire.
7. Use whatever connector (screws, threaded tube...) is necessary to properly attach the light to the light box.
8. AFTER everything is attached, put new bulbs in the light.
9. Turn on the circuit breaker and test the light.

If you have ANY problems or concerns, or have even a LITTLE doubt as to your ability to perform this procedure, contact a licensed electrician or a qualified handyman (if that is allowed in your state)

Answer 3

1. Turn off power to the fixture at the circuit breaker.
2. Remove the old fixture by unscrewing the mounting screws and disconnecting the wires.
3. Install the new fixture by connecting the wires following the manufacturer's instructions and securing it in place with mounting screws.
4. Turn the power back on and test the new fixture.