how do i remove replace bulb error?
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Hi Gary, this is not a Canbus bulb therefore it will trigger Error Message on European cars and some domestic makes such as Dodge. Remember if you didn't receive the bulbs with iJDMTOY packaging then you received a fake product which you can report to Amazon to get your money back. Sincerely, iJDMTOY
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Some newer cars have electronics that detect a difference in the amount of current being drawn, in order to let you know that you have a bulb out. LED lights use far less power, leading to the false warning you have. In many of these cars the warning only applies to specific light, such as turn signals - so using them in reverse lights would be no problem. Other cars require "can bus" compatible bulbs to avoid errors, and in others, a resistor must be added to correct the problem. If you are using them as reverse lights, try to determine if you car uses "can-bus". If using them in turn signals, try them instead as reverse lights.
1786791
Try and get high wattage bulb. JDMASTAR bulbs I bought read no error. (2004 g35x sedan awd) or buy a programmer that can clear error codes ;)
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Some newer cars have electronics that detect a difference in the amount of current being drawn, in order to let you know that you have a bulb out. LED lights use far less power, leading to the false warning you have. In many of these cars the warning only applies to specific light, such as turn signals - so using them in reverse lights would be no problem. Other cars require "can bus" compatible bulbs to avoid errors, and in others, a resistor must be added to correct the problem. If you are using them as reverse lights, try to determine if you car uses "can-bus". If using them in turn signals, try them instead as reverse lights. Some newer cars have electronics that detect a difference in the amount of current being drawn, in order to let you know that you have a bulb out. LED lights use far less power, leading to the false warning you have. In many of these cars the warning only applies to specific light, such as turn signals - so using them in reverse lights would be no problem. Other cars require "can bus" compatible bulbs to avoid errors, and in others, a resistor must be added to correct the problem. If you are using them as reverse lights, try to determine if you car uses "can-bus". If... » Read More Some newer cars have electronics that detect a difference in the amount of current being drawn, in order to let you know that you have a bulb out. LED lights use far less power, leading to the false warning you have. In many of these cars the warning only applies to specific light, such as turn signals - so using them in reverse lights would be no problem. Other cars require "can bus" compatible bulbs to avoid errors, and in others, a resistor must be added to correct the problem. If you are using them as reverse lights, try to determine if you car uses "can-bus". If using them in turn signals, try them instead as reverse lights. « Show Less
1060791
Have not replaced the bulb so far...yet. I believe you can probably write to the manufacturer.
258303
It's very easy. Do you have the bulb now? You should always wear gloves and eye protection and remove all power from the unit.To replace the old bulb you take out the cartridge by grasping it in the center and turning it slightly, and then pull it out. Then remove the old bulb. This can be a little hard just because the bulbs are sometimes very tight. Before you remove the old bulb you want to look at how it goes into the bulb socket. Now remove it by pulling straight out. Then put in the new bulb. Put the socket back in the UV cleaner and you are done.
20319
Just contact Lamps Plus for help. They are great at supplying replacements.
61185
yes, simply unscrew the cover and pull the bulb out. you can purchase the bulbs at any hardware store. PS I have stopped bothering replacing mine as they are very sensitive the slightest bump in the book shelf causes them to burnout. lastly you must were latex gloves were handling the new bulbs because the natural oils on you skin will cause them to burn out very quickly.
1283045
I am not sure, are you asking if the bulb, can be replaced? Most projectors , you can, but I did not keep mine long enough to confirm...sorry.
1376144
i have not had to replace mine...try a shop that handles bulbs and electrical supplies
811964
Replacing the bulb may solve the problem however it really sounds like the problem is in the adjusting knob itself. Based on the price you are better off just purchasing a new one or removing the knob and turning the the metal piece by hand.
1372778
Its probably not the diode or bulb, it's probably the driver or power supply. U probably will have to replace the fixture.
1942648
I am guessing that you cannot replace the bulbs since they have such a long life. I would email the manufacturer though.
1194137
I just had to replace the bulb yesterday! My cover pulled off very easily...just need to squeeze the cover a bit to one side and pop out the tab that holds it up there...I'd suggest trying a flat screwdriver if it isn't coming open, though be gentle with the screwdriver. Good luck.
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Company says bulb is replaceable. I suggest you contact them. They seem to.really want this product to be a success
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H11 is the model number. Go check your manual. It should be a section of all the bulbs and how to change them.
1182308
I don't knowknow if you can replace the bulb, but Coast products have a life-time warranty. Try contacting them to see if this is covered.
1515368
First of all don't forget to read you TV manual, it will explain on how to step by step. I had to go by the directions in the manual on how to remove the all one and another page to replace the old bulb with the new one. It took a little while to do. Good Luck!
1569360
Sorry, can't help you. Haven't looked into that yet. I've been using mine A LOT since last summer -- about seven months now, of fairly heavy usage, and the bulbs are still as bright as ever. I do look forward to finding out about replacements eventually, though.
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NO, I bought this based on the previous answer but I didn't get the joke. Now I am sending it back. I want to be able to replace the bulbs.