If anyone can offer suggestions, I'd really appreciate it!
I have a hanging lamp that is wired into the ceiling. The light bulb burned out and I went to change it.
I tried to unscrew the bulb but it seemed to be stuck. The next thing I knew, the glass part of the bulb came loose in my hand -- but the bottom part of the bulb, the metal part with the screw threads, is still stuck inside the lamp fixture!
I got a pair of tweezers and tried to grip the edge of the metal bulb part, to try to unscrew it, but it won't work.
Has anyone ever been in this situation and is there a trick to getting a light bulb part out??
I was wondering if I sprayed WD-40 on it, maybe it would loosen up, but I don't know if that would be a fire hazard. I would hate to lose this lamp fixture but I guess if all else fails I can just replace it.
2007-12-31
09:51:15
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