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<p>[QUOTE="sabre123, post: 9564041, member: 8258"]They're easy to change if you have some handyman skills. Since they're both not original to the lamp, you can get two replacements at a hardware store. Just make sure you follow all precautions and best practices when working with, and on, electrical components.</p><p><br /></p><p>Speaking of which, you should either change the plug, or find a similar with an insulator panel to cover the exposed wiring. You could inadvertently touch the wires when plugging it in, or unplugging it.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="sabre123, post: 9564041, member: 8258"]They're easy to change if you have some handyman skills. Since they're both not original to the lamp, you can get two replacements at a hardware store. Just make sure you follow all precautions and best practices when working with, and on, electrical components. Speaking of which, you should either change the plug, or find a similar with an insulator panel to cover the exposed wiring. You could inadvertently touch the wires when plugging it in, or unplugging it.[/QUOTE]
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