Can I set this up without the mirror (already have one I would rather use) ?
369063
The mirror comes unattached, so theoretically you could use the mirror you already have. :)
369064
You can, but that back panel is what the mirror attaches to. So, if your mirror does not match the lining of the holes on the panel to screw and support your mirror, you will have to drill new holes.
2046854
No its just battery operated. You can use this by a window for natural light because it is nice on vanity table. However, I've noticed that the battery drains fast when using this mirror. Unless you have rechargable batteries; you're better with cord. Hope this helps, sorry for late reply. .
2178125
It only has the wire hookups to attach to your electric controls. Definitely not for manual mirrors, sorry!
1884547
I have never used it that way as I keep this one for travel, and the batteries last a very long time. I have a different 10x mirror at home (Bed Bath & Beyond has a large selection).
1810978
I have never tried to do this, but you might want to unscrew the mirror and see if you can gain access to the handle hardware that way. Good luck.
1502818
Yes you can. It needs some very little configuration. You should be able to do it following the set-up instruction. I use it for similar concept.
869527
The mirrors shown do not have remote or heater. Mirrors with those options will have wiring to accommodate those features. They also cost about $100 more.
27599
Yes, it's a mirror. There's a protective film covering on it so you'll need to remove it before using.
323189
Unfortunately no. So I use a study lamp with the flexible neck for my lighting when I use the mirror.
870007
I also would think that you could. there are many good glues. After all i'm sure that the mirror is probable glued on also, just be sure you don't put to much stress on it and crack the mirror.
1222414
Yes and no. Once you install this device it essentially covers your existing mirror with a mirror of its own.So you will no longer have the mirror you have now, but the new one that is essentially a part of this device, think of it as a rear-view mirror with cameras attached.
614832
I don't think so. I had to screw a metal strip into the frame across the top of the mirror. If the mirror has no frame, I can't imagine where you would attach that strip.
75421
It is easy. I did have to drill holes for the mirror. I have used one maybe once before. So... make marks where you want the holes, drill your holes or have someone do it for you. I have someone but I decided to try it myself, it was easy, take your time. You will be pleased. It is quite lovely and I am very happy with this item.
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If there is a power connection on the back of your inside mirror where a power cord is attached, then you should be able to find a mirror tap power cord which will work. Follow the instructions and hope for the best. You may have to modify it a bit as I did. Good luck!
219742
The mirror I got does not have a light so there are no wires and no plug. Sorry this doesn't help much.
1709559
You shouldn't need anything other than what's in the box. The mirror housing has three balls that stick out. This replacement mirror has three sockets that those balls snap in to. The center ball and socket is the main mirror mount. The other two ball/socket joints are for the vertical and horizontal adjustments. It all just snaps together with a firm smack from the palm of your hand.
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Yes and no. Once you install this device it essentially covers your existing mirror with a mirror of its own. So you will no longer have the mirror you have now, but the new one that is essentially a part of this device, think of it as a rear-view mirror with cameras attached.