Star Mfg 2S-31603-09 Oven Lamp 50W 120V

SKU: 2S-31603-09 Brand:
Star Mfg
Availability:
In Stock
(0)
$7.20
Have a Question? +1 (866) 863-0907 / (630) 326-8602

Specifications:

Attribute Details
Oven Lamp, Clear, Not Coated
[ 120V ] [ 50W ] Medium Base, [Traditional/ Regular Type
][Rated For 500 Degrees Or Lower]
For Coated Bulb, Suggest 120V, 40W, # 38-1116

Description

The Star Mfg 2S-31603-09 Oven Lamp 120V 50W is a light that is used to light up the inside of an appliance by converting electrical power into visible light by heating a filament that is enclosed in a glass tube. At 120 volts, the LED attains operating temperature and produces continuous brightness that is proper in a high-temperature cooking setting. This is fitted in the interior of the appliance, often behind a protective lens or cover. The 50-watt rating facilitates the visibility of food when in operation.

More Information:

  • BAKERS PRIDE:BKPP1020A ,P1020A||BLODGETT:04342 ,4342 ,BL4342||DUKE:156029||GARLAND:1026050 ,1026051 ,GL1026050 ,GL1026051||HOBART:107793-2 ,BL-008-14||LANG:2S-31603-09 ,31603-09||MARKET FORGE:10-5148||MIDDLEBY MARSHALL:3024A8737||MONTAGUE:1393-5 ,15 ,43539-2 ,V20||SOUTHBEND:1160009 ,16148 ,SOU1160009 ,SOU16148||STAR MFG:2S-31603-09 ,3024A8737||VULCAN HART:107793-2 ,407793-2 ,BL-008-14 ,BL8-14 ,VH107793-2 ,VH407793-2 ,VHBL8-14

Step1: Turn off power; allow oven to cool fully.

Step2: Remove old lamp from socket carefully.

Step3: Wear heat-resistant gloves for safety.

Step4: Insert new medium base lamp.

Step5: Tighten gently until secure.

Step6: Restore power and test illumination.

Step7: Ensure lamp is rated for oven use.

Customer Reviews

No reviews yet. Be the first to write one!

  • What maintenance is required for the Star Mfg 2S-31603-09 Lamp?

    Clean the Lamp and socket to prevent grease buildup and poor contact. Inspect for discoloration, looseness, or flickering to ensure stable oven lighting. Disconnect power before servicing.

  • What are common issues with the Star Mfg 2S-31603-09 Lamp?

    • Flickering light caused by loose socket connection.
    • Premature burnout from excessive heat exposure.
    • Cracked glass or darkened bulb surface.
    • Intermittent lighting due to worn electrical contacts.