How Do You Troubleshoot A Touch Lamp?
For years, touch lamps have been gracing our bedside nightstands, living room end tables and office desks. Their simple operation and lack of on/off switches have made them essential lighting solutions for those in their golden years or for those who have difficulty using their hands. But, just like all other types of lamps, touch lamps need a repair every once in a while. If your lamp isn’t working as it should, make your way through the steps below to try to find the problem. Step 1 Make sure the outlet you are plugging the touch lamp into is not controlled by a dimmer switch. If the outlet is controlled by a regular single-pole switch, make sure it is in the “on” position. Step 2 Replace the bulb. Step 3 Touch the lamp with another part of your hand. If you have callouses on your fingertips, they may be acting as an insulator, which in turn prevents the lamp from lighting. Step 4 Check to see if your carpet was sprayed with an anti-static spray. These sprays eliminate the static ele
