Turn off the power - The first and most important step is to turn off the power at the breaker box. Make sure the power is off by testing the outlet with a voltage tester or plug something into the outlet to confirm that the power is off.

Remove the faceplate - Once you're sure the power is off, remove the outlet cover with a screwdriver.

Inspect the outlet - Take a look at the outlet and the wires. Check if there are any signs of damage or burnt wires.

Remove the outlet - Unscrew the outlet from the wall box. Gently pull it out to reveal the wiring.

Disconnect the wires - Using a screwdriver, disconnect the wires from the old outlet.

Connect the wires to the new outlet - Attach the wires to the corresponding terminals on the new outlet. Usually, black (hot) wires go to the brass screws, white (neutral) wires go to the silver screws, and the ground wire (often bare or green) goes to the green screw.

Secure the outlet - Push the outlet back into the box and secure it with screws. Replace the faceplate.

Test the outlet - Turn the power back on at the breaker box and test the outlet with a voltage tester or by plugging something into it.
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