Scott Clark

A dripping faucet almost always must be disassembled in order to replace internal O-rings, seats, or washers. With some you replace the entire cartridge. There are many types and styles. The only way to know what you need is to shut off the water below the sink and then disassemble the faucet. This video shows how to do that with a traditional stem valve type: https://youtu.be/wPGFWtVhzYo you'll find YouTube videos showing how to deal with almost any type of faucet. Good luck!

On my lamp, the problem was not the chain but in the switch itself. This made it necessary to replace the entire socket since the switch was riveted to its base. I made this video which shows how to replace the socket and switch:https://youtu.be/0fLnUPWzLeI

A very nice and clear explanation. Unfortunately the pull chain switch in my lap was riveted to the socket so I had to replace the entire socket. It really was easy though and required less steps than your switch replacement. Here’s a video that shows exactly what I did: https://youtu.be/0fLnUPWzLeI

Thanks!