Thank you wouldn't have got it done without your help appreciate it 😊

Just hook the lamp wires to the dimmer, there's only 4 different color wires, so only hook the correct wires to the other wires....lolololol

The plug side eh???

The black wire is actually red...????????????????????????????????????? and so forth and so on........

Dismantling a lamp is no problem even for me. I need close and correct knowledge of which wire goes to which wire on the lamp. I don't understand hot, neutral, etc. How do I know which wire is hot, which is neutral, etc. That's why I am searching youtube.

Well the bad news is your going to keep having to replace the the sensor module. It does not have the same ohms/ resistance that a incandescent light bulb has. So it just will interfere with the switching transistor. Cool video, Pretty lamp 👍

Didn't work For me , tried on 3 lamps . A no brainer and your video is clear , darn box wouldn't work and tried with two units and three lights

Where can I buy this please

I have the same lamp (except the Looney tune characters that were blurred :), same problem. I wish all tech youtube fixit videos were this thorough. My lamp is working again. Thank you.

Found this video after a search as my lamp is now always on. I'll be ordering a module tonight and will get back to tell you how the repair went. Thanks for a very informative video

I have a light on that same order. Just wondering if there is a certain control module that you have to get? I look on Amazon and there's so many that you can purchase.

Thought I understood this repair but I must have done something wrong because as soon as I plugged it in I heard a pop . 😣🫣#Fail Any idea where I went wrong ?? 🤔

My lamp is a month old. Instead of a new module, can I just use a touch lamp socket?

I have a touch lamp, but it seems to be rusted what do you recommend? Everything else seems to be fine just the metal piece seems to have rusted

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How to clean it from rust?

Very nice!

Thanks repice

You moved and talked faster than I could follow, and I didn't find any text for the recipe, but I think you said you used flour. At the end, you mentioned gluten-free flour. I'm not surprised it felt grainy using gf flour, but that may not have been the cause. Cornstarch is usually used for making pudding. After all the time and effort to measure the ingredients, I'm fine with taking the extra time to cook a regular batch of pudding. Personally, I make panna cotta instead of pudding. For quick chocolate pudding, I use one of the online recipes combining cocoa powder, avocado, vanilla and honey or maple syrup. I don't taste the avocado at all, and the texture is delightful.

Any advice on how to actually diagnose and repair the circuit board on the existing module? I find most of the replacement modules are absolute junk and either don't work as well as the original or burn out soonafter replacement. I'd like to be able to replace bad parts on the component level.

Thank you so so much, I was able to repair my touch lamp!!!

My grandma passed away last month, she always had this lamp in her living room and I just got it to use in mine, luckily there’s a switch on the plug so I can still turn it on/off but was bummed to find out the touch function wasn’t working. I’m very excited to see there’s a chance I could restore it to its former glory, thank you for the tutorial:)

Wow! These rolls look great!! Great video!!

These look so soft and yummy! Do you think they would freeze well if I did premade breakfast sandwiches with them?

Hey, so glad to see you doing something new on your channel. Hope you and your wife are doing good. I have been wanting a good roll recipe. I will be trying this one today and let you know how it goes. Bread is the one thing I miss the most and I know that you guys do also. Have a blessed day.

Really didn't think I could repair my touch lamp but after seeing this video I'm going to give it a shot Thank you very very much.

Thank you for your clear instructions

Forgot to say to reduce the temperature to 350 after 10 minutes for 35-40. And do not melt the butter but add to top mixture in pats before adding top crust.

I forgot to say that you can use cornstarch in place of the gluten free flour if you wish.. Most of the time I use cornstarch and not flour. 2 1/2 tbsp.

Hey 👋, hope you guys are doing good. I will give you my apple pie filling amounts and they always come out great. 5-7 apples 3/4-1 cups of sugar or what ever you use 2 -3 tbsp gluten free flour 1 1/2 cinnamon (I use a little more, or to taste) 1/2 nutmeg 3 tbsp butter Dash of salt Add everything but butter and stir well. Place in crust and dot with butter on top of apple mixture. Place in pie crust. Add topping and bake at 400 for 50-55 mins. I know that you can not have everything in the recipe, but I know that you can change it to meet your needs. I hope that this helps. My pies always come out great and tasty. God bless you both. Pam

aving watched your video I am going to try and fix my lamp, thanks.

yum!!

Yum!

This is a great video, however you really should set up a 50/50 vinegar to neutralize the lye.

This sounds so good. One does need to Watch the ingredients in the imitation crab meat, many have wheat as part of the ingredients. So one may need to splurge a little and get real crab meat and use it sparingly.

Love brussel sprouts and bacon made everything better. Can't wait to try this one. Hope you and your wife are doing good and staying warm. God Bless

These look great!

I love any kind of squash! This recipe looks great!

That is a great color! What a fun project!

I so glad to see you making videos again. I hope that you and wife are doing good. You did a great job on the tray and I think that she will like. I know that I would. Hope to see you doing more gluten free food recipes soon. God Bless you both.

Thank you for posting this video, it helped me alot.

My lamp didn’t come with a control module… so I really wonder how they made the touch work… it’s stopped working tho

You make it look so easy!! Great job!!

Your pieces look very promising before you start. When I find pieces I don't know the history so I always strip them and re-season regardless. If they look questionable I check for lead. My two worse pieces to date was a Griswold 22" hotel skillet that was sticking out of the ground at a logging camp in the Smokies and a gate mark camp oven used as a bucket in someone's shop. I wouldn't even say the Griswold was pitted, it had divots. It was the maximum size that would fit in the electrolysis tank. The lady is a Griswold collector and a good customer so I restored it for her. The camp oven had rust, crud, paint and concrete mixed in it. I wasn't sure electrolysis would remove concrete but it did however this piece tested positive for lead. Electrolysis doesn't remove lead contamination but the guy was glad to have his family heirloom restored. It will still be a good decoration.

Neat!

Your video helped me repair our touch lamp! Great advice and excellent video. Thank you!

Where did you find the bulbs? I'm looking for a replacement but can't seem to find them anywhere.

I have the same lamp, the problem is that the touch sensor kinda works. The light stays on well, but every time i touch it to turn it off, it switches back on after a while. I’ll probably open the lamp if it doesnt start working, and return back here to update how it went! Thank you for the advice!

Recently found your delicious recipes. Perfect for a diabetic with hypertension.

It has all the ingredients I love. On my to do list this week. Thank you