How do you replace the light bulbs? There is a lens cover over the bulb.

Do you mean the refrigerator light bulb? There are actually 2 bulbs behind the cover. Most likely, you need to squeeze the bottom of the light cover up to get the tabs clear of the back wall slots. Then tilt the cover towards you while you lift the cover up. That will get it clear of the hooks on the wall of the fridge. See this picture, https://www.repairclinic.com/PartDetail/Light-Lens-Cover/W11239891/4591295 , to see the tabs and openings that hold the lens cover on the refrigerator wall.

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I don't know your model but where the light previously was coming through a lens either remove the lens and replace the bulb or remove a square panel just opposite it on the side of the microwave to replace the bulb.

There should be a plastic lens cover with clips,carefully wiggle lens off without breaking clips and remove bad bulb replace with new one and reinstall cover,but be gentle when taking lens/ dome light cover off,you don't want to break the clips that hold the cover on,I've replaced these bulbs and covers on every car I've owned almost 20 to be exact.

Set a step ladder under the power head of the garage door opener so you can reach the power cord and the lens cover safely.
Climb the ladder and pull the power cord from the outlet in the ceiling. Press the two lens tabs in to disengage the lens from the power head. The lens tabs are below the opener rail on the upper corners of the lens. Pull the lens cover straight off of the power head.
Unscrew the light bulb from the light socket. Use a new 60 watt bulb to replace the defective bulb. Do not use a short neck bulb. Screw the new bulb into the light socket just as you would a regular lamp socket.
Slide the lens cover back over the front of the power head. Push the lens cover in until the locking tabs engage the top corners of the lens cover.
Plug the Genie garage door opener power cord back into the ceiling electrical outlet.
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Check in the trunk area or the back end of the lens to see if the bulb is accessible that way.

Autozone says this about bulbs:

Bulbs used in most other lighting fixtures fit into sockets and are held in place by spring tension or mechanical force.
Common type of automotive bulbs.
Bulbs are coded with numbers for replacement purposes. Bulbs with different code numbers might appear physically similar but have different wattage ratings.
There are two basic construction designs for exterior lights: those in which the lens is removed and then the bulb removed from the front, and those in which the light assembly must first be removed, then the socket from the back of the assembly, and finally the bulb from the socket.

• Removing the lens from the latter type assembly could cause serious damage to the reflector due to dust and other contaminants.
• Wiping the reflector surface to clean it can also seriously reduce the light's brightness. Therefore, do not remove the lens from light assemblies in which the socket and bulb are removed from the back of the assembly.
• The bulbs are held in their sockets in a number of ways.
• Some bulbs are simply pushed into and pulled out of their sockets, and some are screwed in and out.
• To release a bayonet-style bulb from its socket, the bulb is pressed in and turned counterclockwise.
• The blade-mount style is removed by pulling the bulb off the mounting tab, then turning the bulb and removing it from the retaining pin.
• To replace a bulb, remove the bulb accordingly from its socket, and insert a new bulb.

for model 9815xub, the oven light consists of a light bulb cover(clear plastic, sometimes called lens) the light bulb receptacle( pressure mounted against the back wall of the oven ) and the light bulb, standard appliance bulb that screws into the receptacle, the same as the lens, it also screws into the receptacle, twist counter clockwise to remove both the lens and the bulb. as a reference try the following site:
www.partselect.com/ and type your model number in the window, then click on the oven cavity breakdown to view thwe assembly.

SIDE LIGHTS COME OUT 2 WAYS. IF YOUR SIDE LIGHTS LENS OR COVER HAS SCREWS YOU HAVE TO REMOVE 2 SCREWS THAT HOLDS LENS OR COVER INPLACE TO REMOVE SIDE LIGHT BULB.SOME SIDE LIGHTS YOU HAVE TO REPLACE THE LIGHT BULB FROM INSIDE THE FENDERWELL.

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Difficulty: Moderately Easy Instructions Things You'll Need:

• Rubber Gloves
• Automotive Light Bulbs
• Red Tape
• Cleaning Cloths
• Rags
• Screwdriver Sets

1. Step 1 Determine how the bulb is accessed: On some models the lens (the red or white plastic part over the light) must be unscrewed from the outside, and on others the bulb is accessible only from inside the trunk. If there are no screws on the lens, you can assume that the bulb must be replaced from inside. Usually there will be a plastic cover that must be removed in order to access the bulb. There may be tabs, screws or small knobs that hold this plastic cover in place.
   
2. Step 2 Unscrew the lens on the outside, or take off the plastic cover from inside the trunk, to reveal the bulb.
   
3. Step 3 Unscrew the bulb. You'll have to push in and turn at the same time.
   
4. Step 4 Take the bulb with you to the auto supply store to help you find an exact duplicate.
   
5. Step 5 Clean the connection with a wire brush and/or wipe it clean with a rag if there's any corrosion.
   
6. Step 6 Screw the new bulb into the empty socket. Again, you'll have to push in and turn simultaneously. Line up the tiny raised bumps on the base of the bulb in order to screw it in.
   
7. Step 7 Replace the lens or the plastic cover.
   
8. Step 8 Test your work by stepping on the brakes and turning on the headlights while a friend watches the new bulb to make sure it lights up.
   
9. hope this will help you
   

Hi. Its quite easy and i have a guide that will help you achieve your goal.

Step1 Determine how the bulb is accessed: On some models the lens (the red or white plastic part over the light) must be unscrewed from the outside, and on others the bulb is accessible only from inside the trunk. If there are no screws on the lens, you can assume that the bulb must be replaced from inside. Usually there will be a plastic cover that must be removed in order to access the bulb. There may be tabs, screws or small knobs that hold this plastic cover in place. Step2 Unscrew the lens on the outside, or take off the plastic cover from inside the trunk, to reveal the bulb. Step3 Unscrew the bulb. You'll have to push in and turn at the same time. Step4 Take the bulb with you to the auto supply store to help you find an exact duplicate. Step5 Clean the connection with a wire brush and/or wipe it clean with a rag if there's any corrosion. Step6 Screw the new bulb into the empty socket. Again, you'll have to push in and turn simultaneously. Line up the tiny raised bumps on the base of the bulb in order to screw it in. Step7 Replace the lens or the plastic cover. Step8 Test your work by stepping on the brakes and turning on the headlights while a friend watches the new bulb to make sure it lights up.

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hi from uk not too sure on elantra but will try to help? if car is hatchback ? lift up hatch and look at the water drain channel alongside lamp? if there are 3x screws? unscrew and lift lamp off then unclup bulb/lamp board from lens bulbs are bayonet fitting if saloon then open boot look to rear of lamp in boot for either clip on panel or carpet covering lamp rear remove and look for some kind of nylon head screw bolt/s or 10 mm nuts? that my hold the lamp in place to body? or you may ?find the bulb/lamp board is simply a clip in to the lens assy as 1st example ? in that case just unclip and change bulb/s with no need to remove lens assy with a little patience you will succeed hope this helps