How Do You Replace A Fluorescent Light Tube?
When changing a lightbulb, there are several types of fluorescent varieties to choose from. The two most common types of fluorescent bulb models have either a single-pin base or a bi-pin base. Single-pin types have only one pin sticking out from either end of the fluorescent bulb, and are typically used for lower-wattage applications. Bi-pin base models have two pins sticking out from either end, and are most commonly used for higher-wattage applications. Remove the protective cover of the fluorescent light fixture. Most fixtures have a sliding latch located to the right or left side. Disengaged the cover so it swings in a downward motion to reveal the fluorescent bulb. Inspect the ends of the fluorescent bulb to determine if it has a single or bi-pin base. Pull out a single-pin base fluorescent lightbulb in a backwards motion. Once the single pin is disengaged, swing the fluorescent light in a downward motion to remove it. Single-base light fixtures are spring-loaded at the ends so th