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| Hi:
I am about to finish my basement so I was considering install Cree CR6 recessed lights. Before I made such a big investment I wanted to make sure that I like these lights.
There has to be an easier solution. Let me know if you have any suggestion for me. I can take pictures and post them if that will help. Thanks |
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| Options 1. Assuming access to the top side of the can, have someone hold (or tape) the screw in place while another puts the wing nut back. 2. Use a very fine needle nose forceps/ pliers to hold the screw in place while you attempt to put on the wing nut. 3. Remove the can, fit the wing nut and put the can back. Option 1 will take almost the same amount of effort as this. |
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| epoxy the screw to hold it down? Hold it with a ground down tweezers while you twist a nut down on it to anchor it, then come in with the fixture and wingnut? |
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| The screw that was in the fixture seemed too small. It was 1/2 inch. I went to lowes and purchased 3/4 inch screw and a washer. I used tape to hold the screw in place. I used a needle nose drawer to hold the screw while I screwed in the wing nut. I was able to attach the can back into place. I was able to screw in the Led. After all this excitement my Led light did not come on. I am sure if the light is bad or if all the movement caused a wire to become loose. I will try to insert the old light bulb back to see if that works. Thanks for taking the time to respond. |
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