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Repair your gooseneck desk lamp yourself



Repair your gooseneck desk lamp yourself

There are a variety of solutions
for repairing Gooseneck Desk Lamp that can work for your problem.  Just remember to change the lamp sometimes
is the only option.

  • Start with the
    basics –
  • The easiest repair is to
    change the lamp on your gooseneck table lamp. 
    You may be obvious but sometimes we just overlook the solution.  Replace the lamp first if the lamp does not
    light up.  Unique size and shape are
    sometimes required in gooseneck lamps. 
    So when you buy carry your old one to the store.  Remember that these special light bulbs
    cost about 3 – 5 $.

  • Repair of lamp
    clamp
  • Lamp clamps are of
    different types such as the spring-loaded or a twisted one.  Sometimes the clamp can break or lose its
    spring, making it no longer usable even if electrical parts are perfectly
    fine.  In such a case, a simple stand
    can be made of scrap, primer and a complementary paint.  Make a hole in the wood with a large drill
    for the cord so that it can extend from the base.  It would be good if you could remove the
    base without damaging the wires.  Just
    remember to leave a small part of the lamp clamp so that the wood has a
    little grip to hold on to the
    lamp.

  • Check for wires
  • The function of the gooseneck
    table lamp can be restarted by repairing the light socket, cord or plug.  If the cord has a cut or is worn from any
    point, it can lead to poor connections. 
    Start the repair by opening the bottom of the lamp and leaving several
    centimeters away from the edges, cut the cord.  Now separate the thread strip the old
    thread end to about ½ inches.  Repeat
    the same with a new cord as well.  Now
    twist the ends of both new and old wire and secure them with electrical
    tape.  The use of electric nuts can
    also be done.  Carefully insert the new
    wire into the base and replace the base. 
    If the problem is with the connector in a similar way as broken,
    cracked or bent, repeat the same process.

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