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Right, Ohm’s Law says that Voltage / Resistance = Current. 12/120 = 100mA (thus your 90mA).
How hard would it be to cut the cord and socket out and replace them with standard off the shelf parts from the hardware store? You can generally get light cord and a bulb socket for relatively cheap (~$10), provided they fit your existing lamp
How hard would it be to...
The ceramic socket for bulb is unrepairable in a normal way because of "cheese" screws. Of course I can solder it there...
Switch is just some crazy steel ribbon contraption that doesn't have any right to exist.
But overall this thing is so cheap and flimsy that it can't be repaired. Temporarily assembled? Yes. Fixed? No way.
Yeah the old cheese screw. Bastards.