Where do I buy a lightbulb for the Nostalgia model?

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You will need a multimeter to check the switch and cabling to the socket, and also check if the new bulb is good.

REPLACING THE BULB
1. Use only a 10 watt maximum, candelabra base bulb.
Turn the light switch off and unplug the saw.
2. Remove old bulb. Place new bulb into socket

the manual, just because I found it.

https://www.manualslib.com/manual/865523/Tradesman-Vs4000w.html?page=13#manual

Parts, but everything is obsolete and not stocked

https://www.searspartsdirect.com/model/3659k5i5hi-003127/tradesman-vs4000w-scroll-saw-parts

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From the place where the light comes from :>)

depending on model which is not disclosed, older ones have a light socket just inside under the top cabinet edge. The are protected from damage, so use a mirror to look in that area. It is normally a 25 watt, SES cap Appliance Bulb.

In more moderm fridges, LED lighting has taken over. The whole unit has to be replaced because they are supposed to last 20 years. Some have LED strips at the door edge.

Google

make model manual
or
make model change lightbulb.

clean off the bad spot sand use tan/white enamel paint... it's o.k. no lead in usa paint just wait till dry before using

There is no such light bulb, I assume that is a typo.

Bring your old light bulb to the hardware store with you, they will have one that matches. The lights are just standard lights, not heat lamps.

The replacement is an E27 40 Watt light bulb. For future reference your User Manual is here:

http://nostalgiaelectrics.com/manuals/ccp-509.pdf

Your Use Manual can be found here.

On page 4 of the pdf it indicates that an E27 40 Watt light bulb is used.

You should be able to purchase a replacement bulb in any lighting department that stocks a full range of light bulbs including appliance bulbs; this would more commonly be referred to as an oven light bulb.

Check the tab in the center of he bulb socket. Unplug the frig first and gently pull it up a little. You should be using a 40 watt appliance bulb not a 60. If the tab is not the problem you may need a new switch.
Eric

no, i have the same light...i just inserted the 2 pronged lightbulb in the middle of the metal plate where there should be a small socket with 2 holes...you have to be carefull with these kinda bulbs...they are easily damaged, prongs being broke from being put in and out...too frequently and ect.

you can buy the proper tools from and hardware place or radio shack