If the lightbulb is no longer used to bake the goodies then what bakes the goodies?
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I believe there's some sort of plutonium rod you slide into the back. They include a special pair of gloves.
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---> they don't seen to want anyone to know ;) ----In 2011, the last version which used a 100 Watt incandescent light bulb was replaced by a new version with a dedicated heating element, titled EASY-BAKE Ultimate Oven. The replacement was due to a greener lighting policy by the US Federal Government, which would eliminate incandescent light bulbs that put out sufficient heat to bake goods inside the Easy-Bake Oven.[8] This rendered all models that used a light bulb as the heating element obsolete, without being able to replace the part once the existing bulbs burned out.[9] However, some critics of the redesign indicated that halogen light bulbs emitted sufficient heat to replace incandescent bulbs. ---> they don't seen to want anyone to know ;) ----In 2011, the last version which used a 100 Watt incandescent light bulb was replaced by a new version with a dedicated heating element, titled EASY-BAKE Ultimate Oven. The replacement was due to a greener lighting policy by the US Federal Government, which would eliminate incandescent light bulbs that put out sufficient heat to bake goods inside the Easy-Bake Oven.[8] This rendered all models that used a light bulb as the heating element obsolete, without being able to replace the part once the existing bulbs burned out.[9] However, some... » Read More ---> they don't seen to want anyone to know ;) ----In 2011, the last version which used a 100 Watt incandescent light bulb was replaced by a new version with a dedicated heating element, titled EASY-BAKE Ultimate Oven. The replacement was due to a greener lighting policy by the US Federal Government, which would eliminate incandescent light bulbs that put out sufficient heat to bake goods inside the Easy-Bake Oven.[8] This rendered all models that used a light bulb as the heating element obsolete, without being able to replace the part once the existing bulbs burned out.[9] However, some critics of the redesign indicated that halogen light bulbs emitted sufficient heat to replace incandescent bulbs. « Show Less
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A heating element: http://usatoday30.usatoday.com/news/health/wellness/fitness-food/story/50398642/1
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It was pretty big, so that may be an issue. Thankfully, I've never had to replace the bulbs in either microwave or stove. It has the standard lightbulb threading, if that helps.
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It uses a small bulb like a appliance bulb. Can't measure it cause it is in storage.
1842041
The lights indicate which heating element is on during the cooking. There are no moving parts to the rotisserie. Works good.
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My previous lightbulb never went out-I had it 3 years. This new one that I just purchased is still good. I would not know where to buy a light bulb for it-sorry.
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yes, it bakes whatever the food on the front says it bakes. it is awesome!!:)
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the light pad has no bulbs to replace. Long life span 50,000 hours. I absolutely love the light pad. It came with everything I need - plug in and go. It does have a rather short cord but I plug it into a serge protector, so it works great. Light is variable brightness too. Best of luck:)
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I would say just a warmer - it says to only put things in it that are already cooked.
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If the light from the halogen oven is not coming on then the lamp needs replaced.If the light is coming on, check your temperature gauge and make sure you pre-heat it just like a oven.It is really a healthy way of eating and your food will taste better.
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You can use any type of standard light bulb, with whatever wattage you prefer.
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Yes, I know there is a light while cooking but I can't remember about when door is open. It was a gift and I don't have access to it now.
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You can only use the easy bake stuff. I never tried anything else but I wouldn't chance it. They make the easy bake stuff so you just have to add water. You don't know if it will cook right with the temperature if the light. Hope this helps.
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The shiny thing at the bottom, in the middle, screws off. That shiny thing holds up the glass. Make sure to hold the glass part so that it does not fall down on you. Once that is off, you can get to the light bulbs.
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http://www.wikihow.com/Replace-a-Microwave-Lightbulb This may help. The other site I looked at. You would have to have it replaced by a tec. Sorry I never had to replace one.
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As long as there is a standard lightbulb socket. This is just a crazy awesome light bulb!
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There's a hand crank. You can turn it to recharge the light if the other energy sources have expired.
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Make sure it's unplugged, unscrew the face plate, and examine the lightbulb. It may have been loosened from the connection or it may have broken. The bulbs are expensive so in the future be really careful not to drop it.