GE Over-The-Range Microwave Light Bulb Replacement JVM6175SK5SS

Hello and thank you for 8:45 of your time. Today, we show you how to change out your microwave light bulb, as well as, what to look for if you don't have any markings on the bulb. We show you the tools and accessories you may need as well as doing the legwork for you and linking you straight to everything to save you time. It is a very easy job to do but it may take some planning ahead of time, as finding the correct bulb can be a task. We hope this helps you head in the right direction of changing out your microwave bulb. Have you done this replacement before? Was it straight-forward for you or a little challenging? Let us know in the comments!

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For this particular microwave model, look at 'Oven Cavity Parts' in the link below (to check for bulb part number). I'm sure other microwaves use the same type of bulb. Main things to know is the Watts, Volts and Pin spacing.
https://www.geapplianceparts.com/stor...

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