Does the switch match the picture - a black toggle switch? I've seen the 'same' lamp at other online dealers and the switch is a metal push button.
1050958
I got the brushed bronze mirror and the on/off switch is a black plastic. it blends in pretty well to the color mirror I blought.
1050959
After inspecting the switch closer, it is a black toggle, but you would never know, because of the placement it appears to be bronze as well.
1050960
No,the switch is not a push button. It is a toggle switch that is also bronze. Hope this helps.
1050961
The switch is made of heavy plastic. It is same type on any small electronic equipment- toggle switch (rocker type) with a "-" and "o" for the on and off position.
747201
I had the switch installed by an electrician. It worked at first. That evening it did not work. It still does not work. I have to replace the switch with the original switch. Do not buy the switch. It does not work.
2266550
There is a black switch in the inside top part of the lamp and is very close to where the LEDS are, hope that helped!
2071195
No it is a regular switch lamp, however it is still a great lamp at a great price.
1771849
On my lamp the switch is where they normally are near the light bulb. It's not a touch lamp which is normally the base or body of the lamp. This is just a regular lamp.
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Carson,you donot have to push the switch,just a lite touch on the switch will change it with out clicking it, thanks Gene
1464700
The switch is a light push button on the lamp head. It's actually in a very nice location. BTW, I highly recommend this light. I mounted it to the headboard of my bed and it's the perfect brightness for reading IMO. Also, FYI, the head of the lamp does NOT get very hot at all (if you happened to be concerned about that at all).
2266551
The switch is inside the lamp, under the top. You have to remove the screws to access the swith
977244
I can't vouch for whether it's an exact replacement for the Zinger, but I can say that I swapped out an identical looking switch from an old lamp that I had that had three lamps. It's a three way rotary switch that switches one wire on, then the other, then both, then off. So by hooking the second wire up to two lamps, you get one lamp, then two, then all three, then off. I can't imagine this switch won't suit your needs.
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Yes that is exactly how it works. Push and hold will cycle through the dimming. The micro switch needs to be configured to operate with a momentary pushbutton, this is documented in the instructions with the micro.
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I did buy one of these before from target. I bought this one from amazon, but we are moving so we haven't put it together yet. on the one from target, the switch was a small rubber button about a third of the way down the post. it wasn't easy to see, but if you find it just push it and let it go. if you push it more that one time it gets brighter. mine Is in storage or I would try to figure it out for you. good luck, treen
83208
It's an " on" and "off"switch which is on the floir attached to the cord. It is a beautiful lamp and Ilove it. I get compliments on it all of the time.
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It is a roll type switch located on the cord. Its not as close to the lamp as I would like but still usable.
824401
It's a wall switch (no switch on the fixture). It's a great fixture, well made.
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Is this a new light? If so you need to turn a switch on inside the lamp casing. Not sure where to get a bulb, I can try to find out then repost here.
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It's a dark bronze, looks almost black. The switch is all the way at the top. Really needs a seperate switch for the reading lamp. Nice looking though.
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It's black. The lampshade looks brown but it's thin gauzy black. The color scheme of my room is black and brown, and these lamps work in that scheme. (And although you didn't ask: they work, as lamps. Touch one and it goes on, touch it again and it gets brighter, then touch it again and it goes off. No need to fumble in the dark for the lamp switch. Good product.