2 Pack, Fulfilled By Amazon, New Microwave Oven Light Bulb Lamp Globe Z187 125V 20W

Not expensive but work well!

Perfect fit however what a PITA to merely change a bulb, remove the case yadda yadda. But. I can now see what is cooking before it boils over.

Exact replacement for what I needed - Watched a couple U Tube Videos to refresh my memory for MW disassembly although I had replaced turntable motor a couple of years ago - 20 Minute Job just as bright as original and spares just in case I have to replace again - Call me cheap but Bidenomics has been a big strain on my retiree budget!

Easy to install & works perfectly. Have an extra in case I need it. Thank you.

As yo can tell by the photos, it comes in a small box, inside a padded envelope. Both bulbs worked, but one had a broken socket. Directions on box said to e-mail them directly. Easy to install, just as bright as orginal bulb. Also, new bulbs have exactly the same writing on base socket, as orginal. This worked in my Kenmore 405.72123310, built in 2014. Not sure how long they will work, but with the same description on old snd new, expect a long life. Just need to see if they follow through on replacing the one with the broken socket. (That's reason for a 4 star, instead of a 5 star). UPDATE: 2 Days after sending e-mail to seller, they responded with an offer to replace or refund. Since they responded so quickly, I expect them to follow through. Would give them a 5 star rating at this point!

Direct fit-now you can seen whats going on in the nuke again!

So I disassembled my microwave in the back. Found the bulb. And replaced it with this parts. worked well and went with incandescent versus LED.

I have an idea why you can't easily change a microwave light bulb, unlike every other appliance you have. Because the light bulb must be inside the chamber where the microwaves originate, it also must be next to a high-voltage power supply! That said, if you have some knowledge, a bit of tinkering skills, (and a special screwdriver if not!) you can easily replace a light bulb that goes out saving you anywhere from $70 to $150 for the price of a new microwave. After my microwave light went out, I noticed the microwave was still operating perfectly. Having disassembled other appliances, I knew that only about 6 - 8 screws held the casing on, so I decided to see if I could get a new light bulb at a local hardware store. The screws are a special kind that can only be removed by a special screwdriver (or a pair of pliers!). After I removed the casing I was surprised to see that the lightbulb was this entire unit! Don't bother with the hardware store! the good news is that just one normal screw secures it and two wires pop right off and on! Easy!