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Replacing metal plug faceplate

The right switch only intermittently works and needs to be pressed around midway to make it work

I believe I need to replace the faceplate with a new one. 

Is it as simple as that? Are there particular faceplates I should get?

Note- there is another plug socket to the right a little further across that doesn’t work one on the right  side. The left of that is fine 



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  • MorningcoffeeIV
    MorningcoffeeIV Posts: 1,955 Forumite
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    edited 3 July 2023 at 5:10PM
    You just need to replace the whole socket with one of your choice. 

    The other one may also need replacing, but worth checking the wiring first.

    It's a simple job, but if you don't know what you're doing, or how to turn off the power, get someone qualifies to do it.
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