How can I remove ceramic base from kitchen exhaust fan?

Thank you so much, Peccavi, for an answer that makes sense and one that I can use. I asked a serious question, and don't know what mm 's problem is, but he shouldn't even be allowed to contribute. His angry answers take away the credibility of the site. I am an amateur and that is why I am asking. If I knew the answer, I would not have posted my question.

needshelpplease
July 2013

If you use Google and select images and enter GU10 Base you can see pictures of the base fittings with wires - you can buy a new ceramic base (Amazon £0.70) with wires and fit it yourself - to replace the one that seems to be damaged.

You might turn the power off and try to manipulate the broken part away from the base - having seen on Google how they fit together.

The lights will be wired in series - there is no chance of a fire - if the broken socket presents any sort of problem the fuse will pop as a safety precaution - fire is an impossible outcome.

Peccavi
July 2013