Freezer light bottom not working,bulb good

Remove lamp cover, remove bulb and install new bulb and replace cover.

Good Afternoon Rose, I am happy to assist you!

Before replacing the light bulb in your Frigidaire freezer please confirm that the temperature control is set in the OFF position and unplug your appliance to avoid electrical shock. Typically, you may remove the light bulb by turning it counter-clockwise. The old bulb can be replaced by an equivalent watt bulb (part number is 216988100) available either from part distributors or hardware stores. I hope this information helps to some degree!

Make sure you use the same type of bulb for the replacement or you can run into more problems. Use same amp and volt and watt.

I would use The standard 40 watt appliance bulb. cool white.

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Hi, Your compressor was die and lamp switch is broken. Need to replace them.

If the light isn't even coming on, check for voltage at the outlet. If that is good, check the bulb in a lamp or drop light. If both those check out, then the fun starts.
Could be that the thermostat is stuck (rusted) in the open or off position.

I turned the fridge and freezer off using the circular dials, I then turned the unit off at the mains. Left it for a few minutes and then turned the power back on. I then turned the circular dials to "max" and then depressed the super cool and super freeze buttons to turn this facility on. This time they came on normally (not flashing) and no alarm sounded. The fridge and freezer then started to get cold. Once the unit had been running for several hours I then turned the dials to the 3/4 mark and depressed the super cool and super freeze buttons again to turn them off. Over night the fridge and the freezer appear to be working properly so I hope that my problem is solved. Maybe the unit just needed to "settle" before being switched on?

this is definitely not normal. It had to be caused by either a bulb of higher than 40 watts, or a situation where lots of items in the fridge were closely surrounding the bulb causing it to overheat.

I would use a hairdryer to defrost the door secton with the other part closed off or covered.

Check the drawer slides on each side for cracks or a screw that has come loose. The drawer should slide in a groove on each side firmly. Hope this helps. JT