Stove hood lights

[The Colonel]

Both of my hood lights have gone out recently and I'd like to see if they're shot or maybe loose. But, if not sure how to get them out. The hood name is baraldi and the lights are in little round glass protectors. There are a couple of slots on the side where I suspect you pry them out but not sure. Any guidance? Thx


DBLee and Southern Belle on the road

[LilBigfoot]

Originally Posted by dblee1950

Both of my hood lights have gone out recently and I'd like to see if they're shot or maybe loose. But, if not sure how to get them out. The hood name is baraldi and the lights are in little round glass protectors. There are a couple of slots on the side where I suspect you pry them out but not sure. Any guidance? Thx


DBLee and Southern Belle on the road

Good timing....I just pulled my hood light fixtures out today....in a 2016 26U Same hood as yours. I just pulled the whole light fixture down and then I assume you just pry the glass cover out using the slots. Haven't done that yet. I have halogen bulbs in mine and want to upgrade to LEDs. So, just ordered these after some research...http://www.miniinthebox.com/g4-6w-12...n=MITB20170117

If you want to order from an RV supplier, these came recommended....but at a much higher price. http://trvparts.com/catalog/index.ph...oducts_id=1290

[The Colonel]

Thanks once I get home and figure out how to get to the bulbs I plan to place them with those in your link. Ordered some last night

[LilBigfoot]

Originally Posted by dblee1950

Thanks once I get home and figure out how to get to the bulbs I plan to place them with those in your link. Ordered some last night

Hello....Got to the bulbs today. The large chrome ring around the whole light just pulls straight down. Two spring clips just hold it in. I was able to use a fingernail to get it started.....may need a small flat blade screwdriver here.

The inner ring holding the glass in has 3 slots around it. At the ends of each slot are small openings. You need to get something in there to pry the retainer out. I used a jewellers screw driver.....even a toothpick might work. Do all there slots till it pops loose. Not much force needed at all. Watch you don't drop the glass. Then you're at the bulb.

Be aware that the bulbs I ordered are the whiter color of light. You can get them in the warm white which is similar to the originals in color temperature.....which some people prefer.

[The Colonel]

Just got home from trip, busy with a beer right now but I'll take a look at this tomorrow. If the lights aren't wife friendly I'll look for the ww ones. At a buck a piece, no problem. Thx


DBLee and Southern Belle on the road

[The Colonel]

Pulled mine out today, bulbs shot. Just waiting on new replacements


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[Rich Jenkins]

Just wanted to top this thread to say I replaced both Halogen bulbs on the Baraldi Stove Hood today.

I picked up a two pack of G4 JC COB 1.6W 12V LED bulbs at Camping Word New Braunfels Texas for $15.00.



I used a small flat blade to lever the stainless steel ring out, then pried out the old halogen bulb.

The dual pin bulb pressed in fairly easily.

The light is a nice white color, and I don't have the heat from 2x10W worth of Halogen bulbs.

[LAWBC]

Originally Posted by Llando88

Just wanted to top this thread to say I replaced both Halogen bulbs on the Baraldi Stove Hood today.

I picked up a two pack of G4 JC COB 1.6W 12V LED bulbs at Camping Word New Braunfels Texas for $15.00.

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I used a small flat blade to lever the stainless steel ring out, then pried out the old halogen bulb.

The dual pin bulb pressed in fairly easily.

The light is a nice white color, and I don't have the heat from 2x10W worth of Halogen bulbs.

Is that a 10 watt equivalent halogen G4??