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Step-by-Step Pictures and Instructions To Replace a Faulty Socket
By Gary Wentz
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Replace a faulty socket, cracked cord or damaged plug.
Read an overview of how to repair a table lamp.
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Pry the socket shell out of its base. Cut the wires to remove the socket. Then loosen the setscrew so you can unscrew the socket base.
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Very good article. helpful & informative. thanks.
By Tee, on 10/06/2009
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