[DML] Installing LEDs in the AC panel

[Rod Dillman <rhdillman@xxxxxxxxx>]

When I installed Ba7s in my AC panel one bulb was so far back in the panel I could not get the old bulb out. It was clear that if I tried it would get pushed behind the AC panel and since I was short one bulb I elected to leave it for later. I reordered another Ba7 and have discovered a simple, quick and easy way to bring a recessed socket forward in the AC panel. Using a hooked dental pick, insert the hooked tip in the small notch in the side if the socket. There is a notch on each side of the socket base that the bulb fits in when inserting a new bulb. Since you twist the bulb to hold it tight, this notch is empty. By applying slight pressure toward the side of the socket as you pull outward, the whole base moves forward. Pull it out until you get it to the point that you can remove the old bulb. If you don't have a hooked dental pick you can find them on Ebay for about $10 a mixed set, or ask your friendly dentist to let you have one of his cast-offs. You will discover lots of
 uses for them. I do not sell dental picks, nor am I a dentist.

		
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