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Oven light I've had my kitchenaid oven for 5 years and both oven lights went out within 3 days of each other.  I bought replacement lights and they only lasted 3 months.  What could we have done wrong?

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Hi there it's possible that you are using an incorrect bulb in your oven....ensure on purchasing relacements that these are OVEN Bulbs (these are special bulb to operate at high temperature) ensure that the bulbs are screwed correctly and firmly into the holders and the glass cap is correctly fitted and secure.....

regards Sir Galahad

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