Why is my plug-in night light not staying securely in the socket?

If a plug-in night light feels loose, wobbly or tilted, the socket fit may be poor and the product may lose contact. Stop using it immediately if the plug or socket is damaged, discoloured, hot or making noise.

1. Unplug the unit and inspect the plug pins for bending or damage.

   Expected result: the pins should be straight and clean. If they are bent, do not force the product into the socket.

2. Try a different socket with a firm grip.

   Expected result: the product should sit more securely in a good socket. If it does, the original socket may be worn.

3. Check whether the wall plate or nearby plug space is preventing a flush fit.

   Expected result: the unit should not be forced at an angle. Limited space can make the fit feel unstable.

4. Confirm the night light is not hanging on the socket under strain.

   Expected result: the plug should support itself without leaning heavily. Strain can cause intermittent operation.

5. Stop using the socket and the night light if the fit remains loose or unsafe.

   Expected result: stable contact should be immediate and repeatable. If the issue remains unresolved, or safe use is uncertain, contact the retailer or store where you bought it.

The supplied product data shows a flat C plug style for this range, so socket fit is a practical first check. If the product still feels insecure after trying another socket, the retailer can explain the next steps.