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A light bulb broke in the front and we had to change it. It should be easy, you'd think, but it was a bit tricky. The whole light housing had to be unscrewed, with several screws, to get access. But now we have a new working lamp!
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Elisabeth says:
Should be much easier than that! Have a sunny day!
11 March 2012 - 14:28
Ama de casa says:
Well, they've made changing the lights on the car so complicated that they probably want you to give up and hand it in....
🙂
11 March 2012 - 17:00
Matts Torebring says:
"At home on our farm"... but at home in Aneby there is a car repair shop that never charges for changing lamps, he only charges for the bulb. So it's been a long time since I did this...
11 March 2012 - 17:13
admin says:
Elisabeth, you too! I've been looking at the sun from the inside today... since I've had the flu and been in bed all day....
Ama de casa, well sometimes you wonder how they have thought? Everybody knows that sooner or later a light bulb will break and have to be replaced, you know?
Matts, that sounds great... maybe we should try suggesting that....
😉
Deciree, well one wonders... Peter got help last time, but then he took the opportunity to find out how to do it.
11 March 2012 - 19:13
Deciree says:
No, how boring. Nowadays they make such complicated lighting that they probably mean that the workshop should get more work. Because you can hardly do it yourself.
But shame on those who give up...my husband is one of them...who does not give up:)
11 March 2012 - 18:17
Johanna in Skåne says:
An hour in the dark and with a temperature just above zero was what it took when I wanted to change the low beam lamp a few weeks ago. The manual was of moderate help... We had to be two to hold/lift/press the right place. It worked, but a little too tricky.
11 March 2012 - 23:39
admin says:
Johanna, darkness and cold don't make it more fun...no, you can't really understand why it has to be so complicated! Good to hear that you succeeded in af!
🙂
12 March 2012 - 7:41