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Customer Questions and Answers for Appliance Light Bulb by Whirlpool

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Part Number: OEM10821660
Manufacturer Part Number: 8009

Original Whirlpool light bulb, 40 watt.

Symptoms of needing to replace the light bulb include:

  • Dimming or flickering light
  • Complete lack of illumination inside the appliance
  • Visible signs of damage or burnout on the bulb itself

Causes of a faulty light bulb can include normal burnout over time, electrical issues, or physical damage due to impact or vibrations.

This OEM Whirlpool part is also compatible with Maytag, KitchenAid, Jenn-Air, Kenmore, Frigidaire, GE, Amana, Magic Chef, Admiral, Norge, Roper, and Kenmore appliances.

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For Whirlpool Appliance Light Bulb (Part Number: OEM10821660)

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Hello Barbara. If there is no lens inside the unit to remove the bulb, you will have to remove the outer cover off the microwave to replace the light bulb in the unit.

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Frank, Unfortunately the light socket for your unit has been discontinued by the manufacturer with no suitable replacement. The part number is 660556.

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Patrick for Model Number KERC700LBS0 Kitchenaid Oven

Oven bulb burned out. replacement bulb doesnt work but is good (tested separately). The bulb that burned out looks like it got hot as some of the the solder around the base of the bulb is melted. Pulled the back panel and no power on the wires going to the socket. I can hear a relay/click when I open the door or hit the light button on the panel. Is there a separate transformer on this, or other power test I can do to identify what has failed?

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Patrick, You can test the oven light at the control board from connector P1 pin number 4 to P1 pin 1 for 120 vac with the door open or the oven light switch turned on. If there is no power then the control board is faulty and would need to be replaced. If there is power then check the wiring from the control to the light socket.

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SDW, we would need your model to determine the replacement parts for your model. Please obtain this information and repost for further assistance. Thanks.

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Sylvia, This light cover would just screw off. You may have to get ahold of it with a grip type of rubber pad in order to get it off.

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Hello Orvie, The bulb cover unscrews to expose the bulb. It will tend to seize from the expansion and contraction of the materials from the operating temperatures in the bake compartment, so it may be necessary to use a rubber bottle opener for grip to get it unscrewed.

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Hello Rebecca. Make sure the light socket is not damaged. If it is good, then the door switch may be bad.

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Hello Mary, You will need to remove the screws that thread straight up towards the ceiling that retains the control cover. This will lower down to provide access to the light socket. Be very careful with the socket 61001772 since it is no longer available and no satisfactory substitution has been provided by the manufacturer.

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