I put something on it wrong and can't get it out of the socket. Help
1384809
It's very difficult to get it out but I used a plias and a hammer and knocked it out, when I placed the attachment in the wrong place. Good luck
475028
hold on to both socket and light and jiggle and pull straight out until the light plug slips out of the socket
481532
You need to push them in pretty hard in order to set them in the socket. I think I used a rubber mallet
1796493
When i opened this the socket was hard to pull apart. My struggles resulted in jamming a screwdriver in to seperate them. Eventually it came apart. I pulled through the wire, wrapped the appropriate wires bwhind the screws, put it all together and badda bing!
334998
I use the socket in the middle console and it works fine. I think you have a defective one.
750314
I just took a look at mine and what I would do is, carefully, pry it open with my pocket knife. I'm not sure what the two studs on either side of the power switch are but try and figure that out by peeking into the box once you have the knife inserted. Once you get it apart the circuit inside is gonna be hecka simple. You may need to do some saudering but if you can't figure it out you didn't lose anything. Also, make sure that the plugs for the little cable are free of debris so the contacts can seat properlly.
1555586
I took a small flathead screwdriver and carefully pried the socket from the wiring clip. It popped right out, and the new one pushed on easily. You can see how it matches up. Just be careful to do it gently so you don't break it off. Mine was a perfect fit, so you shouldn't have any problem.
1728557
I had this problem,but I solved removing the rubber isolation of the socket and isolating the lamp with silicon...it worked. Lamp is great
1015761
There is a screw that you need to tighten after putting the rod through the hole of the light elbow. It may be that you have it on the wrong orientation, that is, sideways instead of being upright or the rod doesn't go all the way through to the end of the socket because your screw is somehow in the way.
934165
We haven't run into that issue yet, but from looking at it, the only option that I can think of is to glue it to the socket, using a tiny drop of a super glue on one side would do it.
1107079
You must have the head removed, if the tool broke off,and the end" is still in the stuck plug. Good luck
254295
I treated it just like threading a needle. Put it in my mouth squeezed it tight and pushed it through no problem, you could try pulling it through with thread.
743433
I had the same issue and had to go out and buy a cheap set of torx to get it out. Not easy to get the screws out without stripping them either.
625171
I am not sure. You might try removing it and trying again. I read in the reviews that happened to some people. I was lucky mine worked perfect without any problems. Good luck!
1078224
Under the back box but, please turn it upside down first to see the small socket. Then, use the charger that comes with it.
2106440
The bit is about 2 and a half inch long and can not be removed from the socket
1511447
Had to completely replace the faulty socket with no compensation. Don't remember what kind of screwdrivers I used.