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How To Change A Light Fixture: Tips From West Park Properties Inc


A Modernly Renovated Bathroom
A Newly Renovated Bathroom With A New Light Fixture

Changing a light fixture is a simple DIY project that can give your home a fresh look. Here are the steps to replace a light fixture in your home:

  1. Turn off the power: First and foremost, turn off the power to the light fixture you want to replace by turning off the circuit breaker or removing the fuse. Make sure to use a non-contact voltage tester to ensure the wires are not live before proceeding.

  2. Remove the old fixture: Unscrew and remove the old fixture from the ceiling, exposing the electrical box. Be careful not to damage the wires during the removal process.

  3. Disconnect the wiring: Carefully disconnect the wiring from the old fixture, making note of which wire is connected to which terminal.

  4. Connect the wiring to the new fixture: Connect the wires from the electrical box to the corresponding wires on the new fixture. Most light fixtures have three wires - black (hot), white (neutral), and green or bare (ground). If your new fixture has different colors, refer to the instructions.

  5. Attach the fixture: Secure the new fixture to the electrical box using the screws provided with the fixture.

  6. Install the light bulbs and cover: Install the light bulbs and cover to complete the process.

If you are unsure about performing this task, it is always best to seek the help of a licensed electrician. West Park Properties Inc can help you with any home selling needs, including providing recommendations for licensed professionals for electrical work.



 
 
 

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