Choosing the Correct Oven Bulb or Lamp

Use the full appliance model and product or service number when selecting replacement oven bulbs, cooker hood lamps or indicator lights. Similar-looking lamps can differ in voltage, wattage, fitting type, dimensions and temperature rating.

Check whether the appliance requires an E14 screw-fitting oven bulb, G9 halogen capsule, cooker hood lamp or LED lighting module. Oven bulbs must have the correct heat resistance for their intended application. Do not substitute an ordinary household bulb unless the manufacturer specifies it as suitable.

Where supporting documentation is available, use Maddocks Pinpoint to locate appliance diagrams and part references. Check the original lamp specification, supplied contents and model suitability using the Model Compatibility Checker on the selected product listing.

Bulbs, Lamp Covers & Neon Indicators

Browse oven bulbs and cooker hood lamps, including heat-resistant oven lighting, halogen capsules and selected LED modules. Match the fitting, wattage, voltage and physical dimensions to the original component.

Explore lamp covers, diffusers and assemblies for replacement oven lamp glass, cooker hood light diffusers, bulb holders and complete lighting assemblies. Check the cover shape, dimensions and fixing method before ordering.

The range also includes neon indicator lamps and covers used to display appliance operating status. These components vary in colour, voltage, lens size and terminal connections. A failed indicator does not necessarily mean the associated heating circuit has stopped operating.

Frequently Asked Questions

Check the appliance model, original bulb reference, fitting type, voltage, wattage, dimensions and temperature rating. Common oven lamp fittings include E14 screw bases and G9 capsules, but the correct specification depends on the appliance.

No, unless specifically approved for the appliance. Oven lamps are designed for elevated operating temperatures, with many replacement types rated to 300°C. Match the manufacturer's required heat resistance, electrical rating and fitting.

Yes, replacement oven lamp glass covers are available for selected appliances. Check the original cover dimensions, thread or locking arrangement and model compatibility. Some products are supplied as complete lamp assemblies.

A neon indicator lamp displays a particular operating condition, such as power or heating activity, depending on the appliance design. Match the lamp voltage, colour, lens diameter and electrical terminals when choosing a replacement.

Bulbs, Lamps, Neons & Parts


Browse replacement bulbs, lamps, neon indicators and lighting parts for cooking appliances. This range includes oven and cooker hood bulbs, lamp covers, diffusers, indicator neons and related assemblies.

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Choosing the Correct Oven Bulb or Lamp

Replacement oven bulbs, cooker hood lamps and indicator lights must match the appliance's original electrical and physical requirements. Cooking appliances use different types of lighting, including heat-resistant oven bulbs, halogen capsules, LED modules and neon indicators. Use the complete appliance model and product or service number when selecting a replacement, as bulbs with similar fittings can have different voltage, wattage, temperature ratings and dimensions.

Identify whether the appliance requires an E14 screw-fitting bulb, G9 halogen capsule, G4 lamp or a dedicated LED lighting assembly. Oven lamps are designed to operate in elevated temperatures, with many replacement bulbs rated to 300°C. The required heat resistance, lamp base, electrical rating and physical dimensions must match the manufacturer's specification. Cooker hood lighting has different operating requirements, and replacement LED modules must have the correct connections and power supply characteristics.

Where supporting documentation is available, the Maddocks Pinpoint part finder can help identify components using appliance diagrams, parts lists and associated technical information. Once a potential replacement has been identified, use the Model Compatibility Checker on its product page to check whether the lamp or lighting assembly is listed for the appliance model. Confirm the original part reference, supplied contents and individual stock status before ordering.

Bulbs, Lamp Covers & Neon Indicators

Browse oven bulbs and cooker hood lamps for replacement appliance lighting. The Maddocks range includes genuine original and compatible lamps, with E14 screw-fitting oven bulbs, G9 halogen capsules, selected G4 cooker hood lamps and LED lighting modules. Individual products vary in electrical rating, temperature resistance, dimensions and connection type. Check the original lamp specification and the appliance's intended application before selecting a replacement.

Bulb and lamp covers, diffusers and assemblies include replacement oven lamp glass, cooker hood light covers, bulb holders and complete lighting assemblies. Oven lamp covers protect the bulb and separate it from the cooking cavity, while cooker hood diffusers cover or distribute light from the fitted lamp. These components have different materials, dimensions and mounting arrangements. Check whether the required item is a replacement cover, holder, complete assembly or associated removal tool.

The range also includes neon indicator lamps and covers used to display power, heating or other operating conditions in compatible cooking appliances. Replacement indicators may differ in lens colour, diameter, voltage and terminal connections. A non-illuminating neon indicator does not necessarily mean that the associated circuit is inactive or that the indicator itself has failed. Establish the cause before replacing electrical components, and ensure the appliance is safely isolated before inspection or repair.

Frequently Asked Questions

Start with the complete appliance model and original bulb specification. Check the fitting type, such as an E14 screw base or G9 capsule, alongside the voltage, wattage, physical dimensions and temperature rating. Oven bulbs are designed for high-temperature environments, and a lamp with the correct fitting may still have an unsuitable electrical or heat-resistance specification. Where available, use Maddocks Pinpoint to identify the original component and the Model Compatibility Checker to confirm whether the selected replacement is listed for the appliance.

No, unless the lamp is specifically approved for the oven's intended application. Conventional household bulbs and LED lamps may not withstand the elevated temperatures inside an oven cavity, even when they use the same fitting. Many dedicated oven bulbs are rated for temperatures up to 300°C, but the required specification depends on the appliance. Use a replacement with the correct fitting, voltage, wattage, dimensions and temperature resistance. Never exceed the manufacturer's permitted lamp rating or substitute an unsuitable lighting product.

Yes, replacement oven lamp glass covers and cooker hood light diffusers are available separately for selected appliances. Oven lamp covers may use threaded, clip-on or other model-specific fixing arrangements, while cooker hood diffusers can differ in shape, dimensions and retaining clips. Check the original component reference and appliance model before ordering. Some products are supplied as complete lamp holder or lighting assemblies rather than individual covers. Only use the specified heat-resistant components for oven applications, and follow the manufacturer's instructions when removing or refitting lamp covers.

A cooker neon indicator light displays a particular electrical or operating condition, such as power being supplied or a heating circuit being active, depending on the appliance design. Replacement neon indicators vary in voltage, lens colour, lens diameter, terminal connections and mounting arrangement. An indicator that no longer illuminates may have failed, but wiring, control or supply problems can produce similar symptoms. A dark indicator must never be treated as proof that a circuit is safe to touch. Check the original specification and have electrical diagnosis or replacement carried out by a competent person with the appliance safely isolated.