Skill required3/10
Tools needed3/10
Material cost3/10
Time required2/10
Risk if done wrong4/10
- The skill level required is low and suitable for most DIYers.
- Only basic tools are needed that most people should have
- Material costs are cheap.
- Not a lot of time is needed to DIY.
- There is some risk of damage if the task is done incorrectly.
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- 🛠 - Voltage tester Buy on Amazon
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- 1. Turn off the power at the breaker and confirm with a voltage tester.
- 2. Remove the old fixture and carefully disconnect the wiring.
- 3. Attach the mounting bracket for the new fixture.
- 4. Connect wires colour-to-colour (live, neutral, earth).
- 5. Secure the fixture, restore power, and test.
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