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Thank you so much!

Definitely extremely stupid wiring and if truth to be known I bet some of the wiring is too be available to sale more as the content power drown should be as a like battery sleep mode after so long of not used and the resistor should have heat sink to cool as in operation but you did a fine job I did the same first one hehehe and I bet many other people has done the same

Excellent video!! Just replaced an old harp that wouldnt fit with a new one from Amazon. Bless you! When I saw the 20+ minute runtime I said "Oh no! Someone that's going to talk in circles," but everything you said was at least a tip or good info to make sure the job was completed correctly. Great video! Saved in my Home Economics playlist. Hehehe.

I used my Wavetek DM27XT once I found out that my new Kaiweets HT118E only has 2 AA which is only 3VDC and not enough to get through a high voltage diode, but my Wavetek DM27XT has a 9VDC battery inside! Then I put the DM27XT in resistance modes high enough like 200Mohm or higher and I got over 200Mohm one way and 48Mohm the other way as a diode should.

I reset the bios and ram a bunch, 15 sec power cycled the laptop a bunch fn key to check brightness and it randomly came back on

My lamp has a plastic socket base which I am unable to remove to switch out socket. What do you suggest for removal of socket base?

Thank you for your video! I found two beautiful lamps in the trash and they didn't work. Bought sockets, watched this video as I went, made some mistakes, and a few hours later, they both work! I will say my lamps wires were in a plastic base thing and you need to use a paperclip to dislodge the wire. My bases didn't pop off. They are not perfect but I am proud of myself.

Yeah the video cuts out with the screwdriver being used to separate the socket from socket shell which is where I'm stuck. Mine is in so tight I'm afraid the metal will bend or break from prying

Thank you so very much! I am 73 and have 2 lamps that need new switches. Your video will allow me to confidently replace them. I have watched several videos and yours is the most detailed. Thank you!

Thanks, very helpful!

Thank you for going into such detail 😊

Very helpful explanations.

Thank very much for your help

Thanks, this is EXACTLY what I needed to se.

Thank you for the video, just changed my lamp socket!

Thank you sir ...❤

Thank you Mr. Fixit!!

Thanks

I don't give a rat's ass how long the intro is (BTW, there's this thing called Fast Forward) because this video showed me how to fix my 2010 Craftsman YTS 3000 mower so that it is running like new. I haven't been able to throttle it down for years, and a few days ago, it began racing at VERY high throttle. I parked it, and started looking on RUclips. Yours was the only one that addressed my actual problem. I know this video is VERY old, but I hope you see this comment. THANKS so much!

you may need to get a small flat screw driver " put next to the lamp on the table , it automatically makes the bottom cup that you could not twist off , release"

😅 I actually had the patience to do this! The hardest part of my job was trying to feed the cord throw the base from the bottom to the tiny hole on top ugh. After that I got it! Thanks ☺️

9 years later, you helped me just fix my thrifted $5 solid brass lamp. Thanks.

Thank you very much for taking the time make a simple, comprehensive, visual manual. Keep up the great work!

I am now going to try and fix my two living room lamps. They have been sitting on the tables broken for way too long!! Thanks!!

You should be teaching: right pace, perfect delivery of steps without unnecessary commentary, no frills, camera set in good position with right light and each piece shown in focus. Thank you. 🎉😊

I would add to your recepy to give the wood handles a lite 320 grid sanding before soaking them in the oil, to "refresh" the handles apereance and open the wood pores, and also heat up in the microwave the glass with oil to 60 degrees Celsius so the oil will become thinner and soak the wood easier. Regards

Very helpful🤩🤩thank you!!!

Thanks! Your instructions were clear and easy to follow. I successfully replaced the lamp socket in a lamp that was bothering me for too long!

great explanation sir

Smooth is hot, rough is not. Appreciate your video s

For some reason, when I get to the sign in part of setup it said error can't sign in, and I keep trying and retrying, and I can't skip it or anything, is there a secret way to skip it? (I am fully connected to internet)

Thanks! detailed .

LOOOOOOOOONG INTRO…

Make sure battery can spin engine fast enough. 4 Days chasing no spark issue, watched 50 videos, tried everything. Had charger on battery and kill switch disconnected. Put charger in jump mode and nice hot spark. I had been charging battery to 100%, but it was too weak. New battery fixed problem. Found a 300CCA battery to replace 3.5 year old 150 CCA battery. No more issues! I don't remember where I saw that 350 RPM minimum requirement, but only saw/heard it one time.

I refuse to shut it down I have a work on it

didnt get to motor work/ no time for intro

nice clear explanation. Thank you :)

It works perfect. Great software!

My windows 7 shows Me safemode and then switch off

You didn’t show us how the screw driver was used to take it apart????😮

Thank you so much. Although I didn't need to replace the socket just yet, but it helped to ensure that the connection was together. Was really easy to follow your instruction.

I have this exact model. When i make coffee it goes so fast into the basket area that it over flows and makes a huge mess. Any ideas on what would cause that??? I ended up using a chip clip on the top lid to help control the speed of the water.

How to change resolution after boot from USB? There is no way to use this tool in some resolutions. Any tips?

When you wired your tombstone connectors with the yellow wires, how did you wire them? Was it like this: Tombstone connector for lamp one: Wire hole 1: yellow Wire hole 2: white wire 1 Wire hole 3: yellow Wire hole 4: white wire 2 Tombstone connector for lamp 2: Wire hole 1: no wire Wire hole 2: white wire 2 Wire hole 3: no wire Wire hole 4: white wire 1 I am trying to troubleshoot a rapid ballast replacement for 2 lamps. When I switch it on it flashes once and shuts off/does not turn on.

Thank you so much for the wonderful video. I've tried a couple of times but missed steps and became frustrated because I did not understand how the things worked. I watched your video, purchased a "broken" Tiffany Lamp at Goodwill, repaired it and you would not believe the beautiful lamp sitting in my living room! And nobody knows my secret!! LOL !! Thank you for being so kind, so patient and for adding this to the community, very very helpful!!

Great explanation. Thank you

Awesome my friend really appreciate you. Thanks

Thanks uncle

Thank you

Backwards - the 30 volts was AC side - dc side should be 14/15 v