Procedure
- 1: Carefully disassemble the lamp
Using the flat-head screwdriver, begin by removing the parts of the lamp that need repair or cleaning. If the problem is electrical, carefully remove the bottom or top cover of the lamp to access the internal wiring. It is very important that the lamp is disconnected from the electrical power before beginning any work. - 2: Check the electrical connections
Using a magnifying glass or magnifying lens, examine the condition of the internal cables and connections. If you notice frayed cables or loose connections, use the steel pliers to tighten them. If you find any frayed or damaged cable, wrap it with electrical tape to ensure there are no current leaks. - 3: Adjust and reinforce
If the metal parts of the lamp are loose or do not make good contact, you can use the steel pliers to fine-tune them. Make sure that all the screws and moving parts are well tightened. At this stage, the magnifying glass will be your ally to detect any details that need attention. - 4: Replacing faulty parts
If any wiring or mechanism parts cannot be repaired, you may need to replace them. Use the flat-head screwdriver to remove faulty parts and replace the new ones, making sure everything fits properly. Remember to reuse electrical tape to cover any splices you made. - 5: Check for proper operation
Once you’ve finished making the repairs, reassemble the light using the flat-head screwdriver. Plug the light in and check for proper operation. If you’ve followed all the steps and made sure to check every detail, your light should be ready to continue lighting up your home.continued on next pageADVERTISEMENT
