Oven light not working

The chamber light is out.

A simple symptom can have several causes. Check the equipment and old part before requesting an identification.

2 of the 3 checks below cost you nothing. Work through them before asking for a replacement-part identification.

  1. Inspect the bulb

    A blown high-temperature bulb usually shows a broken filament or a darkened envelope. If it looks intact, it probably is.

    No part needed if this is your fault
  2. Check the holder and the switch

    Heat degrades the lamp holder and its contacts faster than it kills bulbs. If a known-good bulb still does not light, the holder or the switch is the fault and a new bulb will not help.

    No part needed if this is your fault
  3. Replace with a heat-rated bulb

    Use a lamp rated for oven chamber temperature. A standard household bulb in an oven fails within days and can shatter.

    High-Temperature Oven Lamp →

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Send us photos — we read the dimensions ourselves

  • The machine nameplate — brand, model and electrical rating
  • The old part — whole part, clean surface
  • Where it sits — before you remove it
  • Part markings and terminals — numbers, labels, connectors or fittings
  • Measurements with a scale in frame — caliper or ruler; important for gaskets, floats and hinges

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