10 Watt SES Fridge & Fridge Freezer Lamp Bulb
Replacement fridge freezer lamp bulb – compatible with most fridges and freezers using a small Edison screw fitting
Description
This compatible 10 Watt SES (small Edison screw) lamp bulb matches the original part’s specifications and performance, restoring fridge or freezer illumination quickly and cost-effectively.
With a standard E14 base, a warm 2700K colour temperature and a 240-volt rating, it is designed as a direct replacement for the bulb originally supplied with most mainstream refrigeration appliances.
The bulb is a universal fitment and works across a wide range of fridge and freezer models from many brands. The models referenced in the compatibility section are a representative sample, not an exhaustive list, so checking the lamp holder type and voltage in your appliance is the most reliable way to confirm suitability.
This bulb is a universal replacement and may not be an exact like-for-like match for every original lamp; please verify the fitting type and voltage before ordering. If you are unsure, contact us with your full model details and we will confirm suitability.
Technical Notes
Specifications: Wattage: 10 W; Cap: SES / E14; Voltage: 240 V; Colour temperature: 2700 K (warm white); Approximate light output: 50 lm; Average rated life: 1000 hours; Product code: 15275-2.
Note: This is a universal replacement bulb and is not branded to any specific appliance manufacturer.
UNIVERSAL FRIDGE & FREEZER COMPATIBILITY
This SES (E14) 10 W bulb is a universal fitment designed for fridge and freezer interior lamps. It is commonly used across a broad range of brands and models, and the list below is a representative sample of the appliances it can fit. It is not an exhaustive compatibility list.
Representative brands include, but are not limited to: Beko, Blomberg, Bosch, Candy, Electrolux, Hotpoint, Indesit, Liebherr, LG, Logik, Neff, Samsung, Sharp, Siemens, Smeg, Stoves, Tricity Bendix, Whirlpool and Zanussi. Always confirm the lamp holder in your appliance is SES (E14) and rated for a 10 W 240 V bulb before ordering.
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| Further Description |
Common Faults & SymptomsThe following physical symptoms are commonly reported when a fridge or freezer lamp bulb reaches the end of its life. Use this as a practical guide before ordering a replacement — if more than one of these is present, the bulb is the likely culprit. 1
Interior Light Not Coming On
The fridge or freezer interior lamp does not illuminate when the door is opened. If the appliance is otherwise running normally, a failed bulb is the most common cause.
2
Light Flickering or Intermittent
The interior lamp flickers on and off, or only lights when the door is held at a certain angle. A loose bulb or a failing filament can cause an intermittent connection.
3
Light Staying On with Door Closed
The interior lamp remains lit even after the door is shut. While this is more often a door switch fault, a bulb that is not seated correctly can occasionally cause the circuit to remain live.
4
Bulb Visibly Blackened or Broken
The glass envelope looks dark, smoky or blackened near the base, or the filament is visibly broken. This is a clear sign that the bulb has failed and needs replacing.
5
Light Works Only When Bulb Is Touched
The lamp lights only when the bulb is wiggled or pressed. This suggests the bulb is not making good contact in the holder, often because it has worked loose or the holder contacts are worn.
6
Bulb Difficult to Remove or Refit
The old bulb is stiff or seized in the holder, or the new bulb does not screw in smoothly. Corrosion or debris in the lamp holder can make fitting difficult and should be checked.
7
Light Dimmer Than Expected
The replacement bulb appears noticeably dimmer than the original. This can happen if the wattage or voltage does not match the appliance’s requirements, or if the bulb is not seated correctly.
8
Bulb Blowing Repeatedly
New bulbs fail very quickly after fitting. This can indicate a voltage mismatch, a loose connection in the holder, or moisture ingress affecting the lamp circuit.
Fitment GuidanceThis bulb is a universal fitment for SES (E14) lamp holders. Even though it fits many appliances, always confirm the holder type and voltage rating before ordering.
Diagnostic TipsBefore concluding that the bulb needs replacing, carry out these checks to rule out other causes.
Installation GuideThese steps describe the general procedure. The exact sequence varies between models, so always consult the appliance user manual where available.
Before Ordering, Check These First
Disclaimer: The fault codes and symptoms listed above are intended as a general guide to assist with diagnosis. They cannot be taken as a definitive diagnosis of any particular problem, and other components may produce similar symptoms. Always confirm the fault with proper testing before ordering parts. |
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| Alternate Part Number | 5045179723249, 481281728356, 5045170880927, 36582LF, 9758335AS, CDA1022420, 1022420, AMC1022420, LP15, QUALP15 |
| EAN Number | WEL3796 |
| Manufacturer | Universal Spare Parts |
| Genuine Part | Alternative |
Fridge & Freezer Spare Parts.
Refrigeration components are highly model-specific. Don't rely on generic user manuals which cover entire ranges; locating your precise rating plate is the only way to guarantee fitment.
Locating the Rating Plate
In fridges, check the inner side walls near the salad crisper. In freezers, the sticker is often located behind the lower storage baskets. This data plate is vital for both genuine and compatible sourcing.
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CRITICAL: Many refrigeration parts look identical but are position-specific or used in thousands of variations. Do not rely on visual comparison—verify via model data or ask us first.
Get it Right, First Time.
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Universal Spare Parts.
Universal spare parts are generic components designed to fit a wide range of models. They provide a low-cost alternative to original parts, though some applications may require DIY skills or modification to fit correctly. These spares are particularly handy in situations where you have limited options.
What You Need to Know
Universal spare parts are often versatile and inexpensive, but they are rarely exact like-for-like replacements. It is important to understand their limitations and be prepared for minor adjustments during installation.
Pros & Cautions
Universal parts can save significant money and are widely used by appliance technicians. However, they may not always be exact replacements, and some experience or patience is needed to install them successfully.
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Contact us for guidance on selecting and fitting universal spare parts. Our team can advise whether a particular part will suit your appliance and offer tips for safe installation.
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Delivery & Returns Information.
We aim to get your parts to you as fast as possible. We are transparent about lead times, stock availability, and our returns process to ensure a smooth repair.
Stock Availability
Please be aware that we show availability but do not display live stock levels online. Estimates are based on average manufacturer lead times.
Tradesman Warning
Do not arrange a tradesman until your goods have arrived and been checked. We do not cover tradesman costs due to transit delays or suitability issues.
Understanding Lead Times
Normally a UK stock item. Dispatched same or next working day. Some items may take longer depending on specific warehouse location.
Usually a UK/EU stocked item but with a longer lead time. Contact us before ordering for specific clarification if the repair is urgent.
Factory or Custom order items. These are ordered specifically for you and cannot ordinarily be returned. Please allow the full time indicated.
Order Transit
Orders placed before 3:00 PM (Mon-Fri) for in-stock items are typically dispatched same-day.
We use Royal Mail, DPD, and Evri. Tracking information is emailed upon dispatch. Delivery times to rural or offshore areas will vary.
Heavy/Oversized Items
Items such as dishracks, tubs, and glass cooktops may incur additional fees due to weight and specialised packaging requirements. We will contact you if additional shipping is required.
Returns Policy
Damages
Report transit damage within 24 hours. Include a photo of the damage and the packaging to speed up the claim process.
Cancellations
You have 14 days after delivery to cancel. This must be done via email or support ticket (not phone/chat).
Exclusions
We cannot accept returns for items that have been fitted for fault-finding, used, or custom-ordered.
How to Return an Item
Contact us with your order number and reason for return.
Wait for instructions and the correct returns address (this varies by item).
Package carefully. Do not deface original packaging. Use tracked post.
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