After a couple of hours i figured out the best way to fix this issue and have my floor lamp looking straight again.
How to fix a floor lamp.
3 take a small piece of duct tape and wrap it around the inner grooves of the pole.
To take it apart start by taking the screws off the foundation.
What to do when the lamp does not work.
You will want 6 of the cord extending above the lamp.
Run it in the lamp and then through the socket.
Get the new socket the one with the nuts.
You can begin repairing a floor lamp by disassembling the lamp.
It should turn on and off without flickering.
Loose screws may have been the lamp s only problem.
The electrical cord will be pulled up through the lamp.
If the screws are loose tighten them and reassemble the lamp.
Try a new bulb and plug the lamp into a different outlet before taking things apart.
Next unplug the lamp and inspect the cord and plug.
If not take it apart again and proceed with the following steps.
Pic of leaning floor lamp pic of lamp unscrewed.
Grab the two wires near where they turn down into the body of the lamp and pull up.
Whether an heirloom antique or modern piece you may have a table lamp reading lamp or floor lamp that you cannot bear to part with.
If a bulb flickers when you turn on the lamp you may only need to tighten the bulb in its socket.
2 unscrew the section that is loose.
If the lamp works after you tighten up the screws great.
1 unplug the floor lamp.
Unscrew the nut and lift off the shade or top.
If that doesn t work operate the switch.
4 reattach pole and screw on until tight.
Remove the shade or top of the floor lamp.
A majority of floor lamps are comprised of threaded pipes joined by screws.
Usually there is a nut that holds a shade on or if the lamp has an open glass top there is a nut around the socket.
Remove the light bulb from the socket.
Place a small piece of electrical tape on the extra cord to hold it.
Includes information on newer lamps.