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Likely, yes. Sadly, this is common in their newer lamps. My two Heritage Grandes have this problem and it only is going to get worse, not better. Not sure if they didn't use the right kind of coils or what...
You can, if it's within 30 days, but it'll likely do the same thing. Your best option (albeit the one that's the most effort and not worth the time) is to replace the coil. But for what these lamps cost, it's just not worth it.
Their stuff post-2002 is hit or miss, in terms of quality. You're better off buying their US-made stuff on eBay or buying Mathmos.
Depends. Some people just use an adapter, some use a converter and some re-wire them. I have re-wired (socket and all) an Astrobaby and it's fairly easy. I made a thread on it here: http://oozinggoo.ning.com/forum/topics/how-i-finally-rewired-my
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