I have a 08 Phenix, under the cherry cabnets on each side of the coach there are small puck lights. I can twist the whole light and wiggle the entire housing out of the cabinet. It held by pressure of three metal bands that act as a retention spring. Once out I cant figure how to separate the front glass bezel from the housing to replace the bulb. I have six of these lights on each side of the coach. The large overhead lights just push and twist and the glass comes off the housing. How about a helping hand. This is driving me crazy. I know its simple but I give up. Thanks Elliot
Elliot:
I had the same problem/concern with my puck lights and while I was recently at Foretravel I asked Bob Irelan how are these bulbs replaced. He said that you have to pry off the small ring around the glass with something like a knife blade and it pops out and then you can replace the bulb. Although all my lights are OK, I tried this procedure and it worked fine.
If they are like these
Thin-Lite 339B Halogen Ceiling Light (http://beamalarm.com/Documents/thin-lite_339b_halogen_ceiling_light.htm)
You need to twist off not pry off.
Well, I've been reading for weeks now. So here goes, what is a puck light?
Barry the picture is close but they have changed the style since your coach was built. When you twist the bezel the entire light spins. The light that I tried to get off may be loose in the wood, so I will look tomorrow and see if your correct. Elliot