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Imported 110v lamp needs 240v rewiring and standard Australian bulb socket replaced

I have already bought the white plug & switch to change from the black one it has. - Due date: Before Saturday, 28 October 2023

My exp bed side table lamp needs repairing. Where the shade connects to the lamp, it's extremely wobbly. Tried to glue it, didn't work. - Due date: Flexible

I have a table lamp that has a broken lamp holder. This needs replacing - Due date: Before Saturday, 4 March 2023

Approximately 100+ second-hand table and floor lamps both modern and vintage to be tested, tagged, repaired if necessary to meet Australian electrical safety standards by certified electrician. Regular, ongoing work for my small business. Flexible with pricing depending on individual lamp requirements. - Due date: Flexible

Bulb holderon two tale lamps is broken - Due date: Flexible

I have a lamp base that needs to be rewired by a licensed electrician. If that’s you, please submit a quote. Attached are some images of the lamp base. I can order a new lamp wiring kit, unless you keep them in stock (as an electrician may)? Please reflect in your quote whether the wiring kit is required to be supplied by me, or included as part of your quote. Or perhaps this one can be fixed? I would like a white cable if possible. Located in Burleigh Heads but happy to bring the lamp to you, in the Gold Coast area. Let me know if you need more details, not sure what to include here. No deadline for this job, will work with availability. Thanks for considering this task, Sam

i have two table lamps i have taken all the wires out of as they were antique and would like them rewired with on / off switch and plug into the wall.

When I put a globe / bulb in it pops out.

Existing switches do not work

The standar fitting that holds the light bulb and lamp shade has been damaged. Needs replacement.

Lamp needs the light bulb socket replaced. The plastic bit that holds the bulb in has snapped off on one side. It's a push down fitting (bayonet?) not a screw in one.

Have a number of lamps either electrical not working or the top socket has snapped. Seeing if anyone can fix.

Long black cord currently part of the lamp needs to be replaced with white cord and the cord itself needs shortening, keeping the switch that is on the cord as the way of turning on or off.