03-01-18, 08:25 PM
Well that's got me thinking!
1. try turning the white part anticlockwise but this time with downward pressure, it may need to catch on the thread.
2. Do the same again only in the opposite direction.
3. stick a screwdriver in between the black and white sections and gently try to lever off.
4. Do the same as no 3 again but this time have 2 screwdrivers- on at 3 and one a 9 o clock.
5. try any or all of the above to the black section in case it's like a 'sealed unit' with a lid.
6. Take a hammer to the foccer and buy a new light fitting.
1. try turning the white part anticlockwise but this time with downward pressure, it may need to catch on the thread.
2. Do the same again only in the opposite direction.
3. stick a screwdriver in between the black and white sections and gently try to lever off.
4. Do the same as no 3 again but this time have 2 screwdrivers- on at 3 and one a 9 o clock.
5. try any or all of the above to the black section in case it's like a 'sealed unit' with a lid.
6. Take a hammer to the foccer and buy a new light fitting.
Treat everything in life the way a dog would- if you can't eat it or foc it, forget it.