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✓Exact Fit for GE GIE21 & GTE21 Refrigerators: These WR02X22743 replacement bulbs are compatible with GE GIE21 and GTE21 series bottom-freezer refrigerators, covering 60+ model numbers including GIE21GMLBES, GIE21GSHBSS, GTE21GTHCBB, GTE21GTHDWW, GTE21GTHEBB, and many more. Also replaces part numbers 502410030002 and WG03F04901, and fits Moffat MTE18GTKAWW. Please verify your refrigerator model number before ordering.
✓Bright, Flicker-Free 40W Illumination: Rated at 125V and 40 watts, this appliance bulb delivers clear, steady light inside your refrigerator and freezer compartment — bright enough to spot leftovers, condiments, and frozen items at a glance without squinting. The consistent output eliminates the dim, flickering glow caused by worn or failing bulbs, so you can always see what's inside.
✓Built for Cold & Humid Refrigerator Environments: Unlike standard household bulbs that fail prematurely in cold, damp conditions, these appliance bulbs are engineered to withstand refrigerator and freezer temperatures plus repeated door-open humidity cycles. The durable construction resists thermal shock and moisture-related failure, reducing the frequency of replacements in your fridge, freezer, or wine cooler.
✓4-Bulb Value Pack for Home & Spares: Includes 4 replacement refrigerator light bulbs — enough to refresh both the fridge and freezer compartments, with spares for the next time a bulb burns out. Also suitable for other small household appliances that call for a 125V 40W appliance bulb, such as ovens, microwaves, and range hoods(verify your appliance's socket and wattage before use).
✓Tool-Free DIY Installation in Seconds: Replacing a burnt-out fridge bulb takes no tools — simply unscrew the old bulb from the socket and screw in the new WR02X22743 replacement. The base matches original equipment specifications for a secure, wobble-free fit. Pro tip: disconnect power or unplug the fridge before swapping bulbs to avoid accidental shorting.