G E Lighting 93131066 40W A15 Frosted Appliance Bulb

Product Description

The G E LIGHTING 93131066 is a 40-watt frosted incandescent appliance bulb designed for use in household appliances where heat, moisture, and vibration are present. Operating at 120 volts, this A15-shape bulb fits a standard medium base and delivers 435 lumens of diffused light. The frosted finish reduces glare inside appliance enclosures. Rated for 1,500 hours of service life, it is built to handle the demanding conditions found in oven cavities and similar appliance interiors. Licensed trade technicians and appliance service professionals install this bulb as a direct replacement during routine appliance service calls.

This bulb is rated for oven service, making it suitable for installation inside range ovens, refrigerators, and other household appliances that require a heat-tolerant, vibration-resistant light source. The A15 form factor and medium base ensure compatibility with a wide range of standard appliance sockets. Its vibration-resistant construction helps extend service life in environments subject to motor vibration, compressor cycles, and door impacts common in residential appliance use.

Key Features

• 40-watt incandescent output at 120 volts with 435 lumens
• A15 shape with standard medium base for broad appliance socket compatibility
• Frosted finish diffuses light and reduces glare inside appliance enclosures
• Rated for oven service — designed to withstand elevated heat environments
• Vibration-resistant construction extends rated 1,500-hour service life
• Sold individually (unit of measure: each); available in package quantity of 6

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement for residential appliances requiring a 40-watt, 120-volt A15 medium-base frosted bulb rated for oven or vibration-prone service conditions.

Installation Notes

Appliance service technicians should disconnect power to the appliance at the circuit breaker or by unplugging the unit before replacing this bulb. Allow oven interiors to cool completely before handling. Use dry hands or a clean cloth when seating the bulb to avoid socket damage. Verify the replacement bulb wattage matches the appliance manufacturer specification before energizing the circuit.