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Question: After installation, how can the light cover be removed to replace the bulb?
Document: Buyer beware. We have three of these ceiling fans that were already in the house when we bought the house. They are nice looking  but the design has one big flaw.When the bulb blows out it is very difficult to remove the glass to replace the bulb. Twice, over two years, I've actually had to remove the whole fixture from the ceiling and have a second person help me to remove the glass. Check online for yourself as others have complained.
The light keeps flickering shortly after having it installed by a licensed electrician. I then changed the bulb and that didn't help. It's very frustrating as the fan looks and works awesome but without the light, it doesn't serve my purpose. I will have another electrician look at it today and then make my decision. Returning it would be a real shame because I so love everything else about it.
This fan is great! It is clean and modern looking and is very quiet. It is difficult to get the receiver and the wires all into the small ceiling cap, but the fan was easy to put together since the blades and lighting cover just snap in. The remote works well and has an optional mounting bracket for the wall. My room is small (about 12' x 13) and the 44" fan produces plenty of air flow. In fact, the high setting is almost too windy to use!
This fan is great!!! The light isn't too bright, but we have lamps in the room too so it's not a big deal.
Extremely pleased - looks good in our MBR, is whisper silent and the remote functions work smoothly - could use more light than the unit gives off but would recommend it highly.
I also recommend purchasing the Minka Aire WCS212 wall control. It's really nice having both a remote and a wall control. I noticed other reviews saying the blue back-light on the wall control is too bright, but I don't agree. It's quite dim and not distracting at all.
The shortest down rod (I think it is 3 1/2 ")  works well with 8 ft. ceilings. I was worried about this but I didn't like the bulky base of the flush mount version of this fan (Concept II). I am glad I chose the Concept I as it is light and airy in my small space.
The fan was installed about one month ago in my son's bedroom. Visually, it is very simple and elegant, and the color goes well with the white ceiling and the blue walls. I tested the fan twice. It is very quite indeed. Will wait to see how it performs in summer. We like the light a lot because it is convenient and flexible with the included remote controller.
The light is also too dim to serve as the primary light in the room. I had heard great things about Minka Aire fans and so this was a big disappointment. One positive about the fan is that it is very quiet. (Probably because it's hardly moving!) I do not recommend this fan.If you decide to go ahead and purchase this fan, I recommend considering the larger 52&#34; model.
PROS: Quiet and nice lookingCONS: Excessive wind noise on high speed, Very poor quality fasteners, Blade insertion takes a esoteric mindset, a keen deftness and gorilla-like strength, It is an off-white that does NOT blend well with a truly white ceiling, The 100w halogen light is really about as bright as a 75 watt incandescent, The remote is quite sleek yet when I select a higher or lower fan speed...
Answer: yes