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Hi all,  just an update on progress. Everyone here was right, there was a central screw hidden underneath. There isn't anyway you could access that screw without breaking the cap (poor design)! I got it off using a hammer and chisel and then just unscrewed the underlying Philips screw...

Kerching - hope not. I will end up smashing the thing up and then regretting it.

Lol, this defies logic. It is not as if it's a decorative piece! I suppose the same applies to your wife's sump plug prodave!

Wow, if I am fitting another one of these, I better make sure I got the wiring right first time!

Why??

Don't really understand why this has to be so difficult! Poor design?

Yes that's why I am thinking about replacing it. It's way past its sell by date!

Thanks guys, will try it tomorrow when the kids are awake!

 just tried prising the cap off with a blade, a dental tool and a safety pin - you can't as there isn't enough of a gap. Any other ideas? might have to do it the old fashioned way  :shotgun:

Thanks but how do I get the cap off? It's literally flushed to the plate! 

ok, this should do it

Having a little trouble with file size...

Thanks for being so patient! Ok let's see whether I can post the link...

Thanks for helping prodave! Yes only a few more....

Ok here goes, just registered with photobucket. Will try uploading a photo Nope 😫😫

Ok what is photo bucket?

Did think about that. Not seen one like that, would that not damage the wires within? 

Understood.

Thanks, it's a bit of a silly rule really. If I can post a pic, I am sure you guys will give me an answer in 2 secs!!

Hi prodave,  it is definitely attached through the middle, although I cannot see the screw head. The cover is flush with the plate so I don't see how I can access the screw without damaging the light. There are no side screws either. i don't understand why they use hidden fittings, it annoys...