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2018 290BH
Interior ceiling lights throughout trailer have bugs inside them.
How do I get the lights out of the ceiling to access them?
A picture of the lights will help us help you.
If they are the flush style there are springs that hold the light in to the hole in the ceiling. Gently pull down on the light and watch for the springs, they are kinda strong so watch you fingers and the ceiling panel so there is no damage.
Brian
Brian & Michelle
2018 Reflection 29RS
2022 Chevy 3500HD
2018 290BH
Interior ceiling lights throughout trailer have bugs inside them.
How do I get the lights out of the ceiling to access them?
Once you figure out how to remove them, don't be surprised if it's not bugs. Mine had what I thought were bugs and it was actually saw dust pieces from the factory roof construction process that worked their way into the lights.
Terry
Terry and Patty (Dogs-Sophie and Tessa)
2020 Reflection 297RSTS - bought Oct 2019
2021 F350 crew cab, SRW, 6.7L diesel, 14K equal-i-zer hitch
Be careful when removing the lights. The spring fingers that hold the light into the hole in the ceiling is like an old fashioned mouse trap. https://youtu.be/Z_yXW6mbPEE?t=33
I figured it out, Pulling the light down against the spring tension, I was able to grab the body of the light and unscrew the lens. Two lights were bugs the rest were construction debris. And these are the flush to ceiling lights. I also added dimmers to most of the rooms with them. Thanks for the input.
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