The light fixture needed to be repaired. It never worked when I bought the house. New light bulbs didn't worked. I replaced the two ceramic light switches that had corroded wiring and reconnected blue to black and white to white. I have a dual wall switch that controls the fan and light. Now the light only works when the fan is on. The light on my other identical fan works without the fan on. Is the wiring problem in the fan or switch. The switches are different.

often have an access panel you can remove to acces the bulbs from the rear door on the inside, if not you must remove the light fixture from the outside either my removing a screw holding the light housing or carefully pulling the plastic lens out, generally there is a or multiple screws holding the light fixture in place.

If your shop is in your garage, and it is cold outside, the two-pin fluorescent tubes don't work very well. Garage lighting (fluorescent) should be the HO (high output) type. It operates on the same voltage. The tubes are not interchangeable. You need a HO fixture. If your shop is inside your house, then flickering tubes (assuming that you tried changing them out with new ones) indicate a bad ballast inside the fixture. You can either change out the ballast, or for almost the same price, replace the fixture.

Note:
First, corrosive or solubility chemicals will destroy the protective shell of lamps.
Second, the normal ambient temperature is -20 ° C to 40 ° C, if beyond the scope of this provision, it will make adversely affect on the lifespan of the product.
Third, before installing, do not connect high-voltage power supply, if there is damage to the external of lamp, switching to the engineers with qualifications for the repair and replacement; otherwise,the bulbs can not be replaced; take care of the the discharge of fire and shock.
Replacement Procedures Information:
First, the LED tube is generally a double-ended conductive LED lamp containing professionally designed built-in power supply, which can be directly input voltage AC100-240V,it can be mounted directly on a dedicated LED T8 tube light shelves, do not need to add other drives.
Second, the LED tube can directly replace fluorescent tubes, the user can remove the original fluorescent tubes and install LED tube, then double-check the configuration of lighthouse, following the figure A, B, C three installation diagram for installation.
Third, cut off the power for the installation, repair, maintenance and demolition work to avoid accidents.
Installation Guide:
A, connect the power cord on the lighthouse to the external power lines, no need to distinguish neutral wire and line of fire fit with LED lamps , then rotate 90 °,then connect the power to light up.
B, if there is starter on light house , take out the starter, then just repeat the A
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You have to unscrew it just like any other bulb. No other way to do it. You can try spraying WD-40 into the socket.

I suspect the "little plastic or ceramic bit" you saw, is the chain stop to keep the chain from winding up inside the housing when it's bulled and released. Can it be put back on? I doubt it, but is worth a try. Since the chain is not inside the fixture. It may be simpler to replace the the whole pull chain switch. It's not difficult to do and you can pick up a new switch from Lowe's or Home Depot for about $5.00. Take you old one with you for comparison purposes, as they come in different sizes.

Hope this helped you and thanks for choosing FixYa.

sounds like you've got a bad ground and the turn signal is completing its circuit through the brake light.

Access to change the headlamp bulbs is through the wheel well. The recommended method is to remove the front tire and then the plastic inner fender liner. Once removed, you'll have easy (more or less) access to the rear of the headlamp housing.

Suggest changing the clip fastener, or failing that, find some adaptation.

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Good luck, and remember rated this help.

The screws by the lights probably only hold the fixture in place. If you took the screws out you would only get access to the fixture and maybe some wiring. If you have already replaced the lights you can assume its not the fixtures. Not likely both fixtures failed at the same time. The common problems would be the light switch. You would need to gain access to the switch and then check that for power.

You already know house power is good because the fan is working, But since both lights failed and new bulbs don't fix the problem it would most likely be a switch.

According to their website it looks like that whole front panel should come off including the fixtures and the switches.

MAKE SURE THE POWER IS TURNED OFF......REMEMBER THE FAN WON'T WORK IF THE POWER IS OFF.

Once you remove that you can check the wiring harness for the lights. You may also see wire nuts on the harness double check those as well.