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How to Rewire a Lamp

Remove Old Socket

Before starting, make sure lamp is not plugged in. Use the screwdriver to press the sleeve of the socket out. If the socket has a "press here" inscription, press your thumb on the inscription and lift the sleeve off.

Cut Old Wires

Pull the socket up and use the wire cutter to cut/disconnect the old wires. Flip lamp over and unscrew nut on bottom of lamp base. Pull thread up and remove old socket. Pull the cord out of the bottom of the fixture.

Install New Lamp Cord

Feed the new cord from the lamp kit through the hole in the bottom of the lamp until it comes out at the top, and attach new socket.

Split the Wires and Knot Cords

Using the wire cutters, split top 2" of wires by cutting along the groove. Use the wire cutter to remove approximately 1/2" of the insulation from each wire. Tie the split cords using an underwriter's knot by making a loop with each wire, then feeding the opposite color wire through each loop to create a figure eight. Note: Check the lamp kit's instructions for an illustration.

Connect Wires

Use the screwdriver to loosen the screws on either side of the new socket — brass for hot, silver for neutral. Wrap the hot exposed wire (check lamp kit instructions to determine which wire is hot) around the brass screw on the socket. Wrap the other wire around the silver (neutral) screw and use the screwdriver to tighten the screws and hold the wires in place.

Snap Sleeve On and Test

Slide the sleeve back on the socket until it snaps into place. Test the wire by plugging it into an outlet.
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Change the steps of these instructions into a list of bullet points and preserve the headings. Free free to edit for clarity.

How to Rewire a Lamp

Remove Old Socket

Before starting, make sure lamp is not plugged in. Use the screwdriver to press the sleeve of the socket out. If the socket has a "press here" inscription, press your thumb on the inscription and lift the sleeve off.

Cut Old Wires

Pull the socket up and use the wire cutter to cut/disconnect the old wires. Flip lamp over and unscrew nut on bottom of lamp base. Pull thread up and remove old socket. Pull the cord out of the bottom of the fixture.

Install New Lamp Cord

Feed the new cord from the lamp kit through the hole in the bottom of the lamp until it comes out at the top, and attach new socket.

Split the Wires and Knot Cords

Using the wire cutters, split top 2" of wires by cutting along the groove. Use the wire cutter to remove approximately 1/2" of the insulation from each wire. Tie the split cords using an underwriter's knot by making a loop with each wire, then feeding the opposite color wire through each loop to create a figure eight. Note: Check the lamp kit's instructions for an illustration.

Connect Wires

Use the screwdriver to loosen the screws on either side of the new socket — brass for hot, silver for neutral. Wrap the hot exposed wire (check lamp kit instructions to determine which wire is hot) around the brass screw on the socket. Wrap the other wire around the silver (neutral) screw and use the screwdriver to tighten the screws and hold the wires in place.

Snap Sleeve On and Test

Slide the sleeve back on the socket until it snaps into place. Test the wire by plugging it into an outlet.
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How to Rewire a Lamp

Remove the Old Socket
- Before starting, make sure the lamp is not plugged in.
- Using a screwdriver, press the sleeve of the socket out.
- If the socket has a "press here" inscription, press your thumb on the inscription and lift the sleeve off.

Cut the Old Wires
- Pull the socket up, then use the wire cutter to cut/disconnect the old wires. 
- Flip the lamp over, then unscrew the nut from the bottom of the lamp base. 
- Pull the thread up and remove the old socket. 
- Pull the cord out of the bottom of the lamp.

Install the New Lamp Cord
- Feed the new lamp kit cord through the hole in the bottom of the lamp and out through the top.
- Attach the new socket.

Split the Wires and Knot the Cords
- Using the wire cutters, split the first 2" of each wire by cutting along the wire's groove. 
- Using the wire cutters, remove approximately 1/2" of the insulation from each wire. 
- Tie the split cords using an underwriter's knot. To do this, make a loop with each wire then feed the opposite color wire through each loop to create a figure eight. Note: Check the lamp kit's instructions for an illustration.

Connect the Wires
- Using the screwdriver, loosen the screws on either side of the new socket. Note: The brass is for hot and the silver is for neutral. 
- Check lamp kit instructions to determine which wire is hot.
- Wrap the hot exposed wire around the brass (hot) screw on the socket. 
- Wrap the other wire around the silver (neutral) screw.
- Using the screwdriver, tighten the screws to hold the wires in place.

Snap the Sleeve On and Test
- Slide the sleeve back onto the socket until it snaps into place. 
- Test the wire by plugging it into an outlet.

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Change the steps of these instructions into a list of bullet points and preserve the headings. Free free to edit for clarity.

How to Rewire a Lamp

Remove Old Socket

Before starting, make sure lamp is not plugged in. Use the screwdriver to press the sleeve of the socket out. If the socket has a "press here" inscription, press your thumb on the inscription and lift the sleeve off.

Cut Old Wires

Pull the socket up and use the wire cutter to cut/disconnect the old wires. Flip lamp over and unscrew nut on bottom of lamp base. Pull thread up and remove old socket. Pull the cord out of the bottom of the fixture.

Install New Lamp Cord

Feed the new cord from the lamp kit through the hole in the bottom of the lamp until it comes out at the top, and attach new socket.

Split the Wires and Knot Cords

Using the wire cutters, split top 2" of wires by cutting along the groove. Use the wire cutter to remove approximately 1/2" of the insulation from each wire. Tie the split cords using an underwriter's knot by making a loop with each wire, then feeding the opposite color wire through each loop to create a figure eight. Note: Check the lamp kit's instructions for an illustration.

Connect Wires

Use the screwdriver to loosen the screws on either side of the new socket — brass for hot, silver for neutral. Wrap the hot exposed wire (check lamp kit instructions to determine which wire is hot) around the brass screw on the socket. Wrap the other wire around the silver (neutral) screw and use the screwdriver to tighten the screws and hold the wires in place.

Snap Sleeve On and Test

Slide the sleeve back on the socket until it snaps into place. Test the wire by plugging it into an outlet.</s>
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How to Rewire a Lamp

Remove the Old Socket
- Before starting, make sure the lamp is not plugged in.
- Using a screwdriver, press the sleeve of the socket out.
- If the socket has a "press here" inscription, press your thumb on the inscription and lift the sleeve off.

Cut the Old Wires
- Pull the socket up, then use the wire cutter to cut/disconnect the old wires. 
- Flip the lamp over, then unscrew the nut from the bottom of the lamp base. 
- Pull the thread up and remove the old socket. 
- Pull the cord out of the bottom of the lamp.

Install the New Lamp Cord
- Feed the new lamp kit cord through the hole in the bottom of the lamp and out through the top.
- Attach the new socket.

Split the Wires and Knot the Cords
- Using the wire cutters, split the first 2" of each wire by cutting along the wire's groove. 
- Using the wire cutters, remove approximately 1/2" of the insulation from each wire. 
- Tie the split cords using an underwriter's knot. To do this, make a loop with each wire then feed the opposite color wire through each loop to create a figure eight. Note: Check the lamp kit's instructions for an illustration.

Connect the Wires
- Using the screwdriver, loosen the screws on either side of the new socket. Note: The brass is for hot and the silver is for neutral. 
- Check lamp kit instructions to determine which wire is hot.
- Wrap the hot exposed wire around the brass (hot) screw on the socket. 
- Wrap the other wire around the silver (neutral) screw.
- Using the screwdriver, tighten the screws to hold the wires in place.

Snap the Sleeve On and Test
- Slide the sleeve back onto the socket until it snaps into place. 
- Test the wire by plugging it into an outlet.
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