
Purchase genuine OEM Amana microwave light bulb replacement parts online with same-day shipping. These exact-match 40-watt incandescent bulbs restore interior lighting to your Amana microwave for improved visibility when cooking.
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OEM Part - Manufacturer #8206232A
Microwave incandescent light bulb, 40 Watt. * Special Note* Manufacture recommends unplugging microwave prior to replacing light bulb.
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OEM Part - Manufacturer #WPA3073101
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OEM Part - Manufacturer #WPA3167501
25 watt light-bulb, small base twist-lock, 120V
Item # 3033
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Where can I get this part?OEM Part - Manufacturer #8206232
Suggested replacement is 8206232a
Item # 1177922
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Where can I get this part?Genuine OEM Amana microwave light bulbs are specifically designed to withstand the unique conditions inside your microwave oven. These 40-watt incandescent bulbs are engineered to endure high temperatures, humidity, and vibration while providing consistent illumination throughout their service life, allowing you to monitor cooking progress without opening the door.
Find answers to common questions about replacing the light bulb in your Amana microwave.
Frequent burnouts may be caused by power surges, loose connections in the bulb socket, or moisture exposure—ensure your replacement bulb is properly seated, the socket is clean and dry, and consider using a surge protector for your appliance to extend bulb life.
No, standard household bulbs are not designed for microwave conditions—always use genuine OEM microwave bulbs with the correct wattage (typically 40W) and base type to prevent overheating, premature failure, or potential safety hazards during microwave operation.
Always unplug your microwave first as recommended by the manufacturer, then locate the light bulb cover (typically on the interior wall or ceiling of the cavity), remove it by sliding or unscrewing, gently remove the old bulb, insert the new bulb without touching the glass with bare fingers, and replace the cover.