⚙️ Kenmore Bayonet Generic Replacement Compatible Review

Perfect for my sewing machine! I was a bit apprehensive trying to order a 40 year old lightbulb for a sewing machine! This worked perfectly!

The lamp I received was obviously used. All the metal was stained black, the filament inside the lamp was bent, and the metal looked corroded.

I was suffering from low light in my Sears sewing machine - I needed a video to figure out how to remove the lightbulb but it meant it was very easy to replace. And it works. And I no longer have to use my phone's flashlight to see the eye of a needle! Win, win!

The metal base and two contacts on the underside of this bulb show signs of corrosion. The black plastic base plate is chipped. This is clearly not a new lamp. And while it's working for now, I have to trust that it won't last as long as a new lightbulb. i will return it And I recommend you not to buy from this seller.

This lightbulb with two pins on the bottom is perfect for my 1977 Sears Kenmore #158.19461 sewing machine. This is the same level of brightness as the original lamp. I would have preferred a brighter bulb but it's 15w as advertised. I was happy to find a replacement light bulb for my 43 year old sewing machine.

I was sewing children's masks when my car stopped. burned out light I borrowed a lightbulb from another machine to keep working, but knew I needed to change the lightbulb. Good luck with your search in stores. I ordered the bulbs and within a few days they were at my door. I replaced a lightbulb that I removed and will be ordering a few more. I looked at Walmart and they didn't have anything I expected. Thank you Revane for the great service, especially during these difficult times.

I bought this bulb for my Kenmore sewing machine. I received it and the bulb was clearly used and had already burned out. They sent me a replacement bulb. The connection looked a bit broken but I had to finish the project so I connected it to my machine and it seemed to work fine. After a few hours of use spanning a few days, the bulb got very hot and burned out. It was a complete waste of my time and money. From now on I will only buy lightbulbs for my sewing machine personally.

I received this bulb yesterday and at first I thought it wasn't the right bulb. It has a slightly different shape of contacts on the base, and the bulb itself is slightly larger. I measured the base and compared the diameter to the old bulb and since they matched I decided to put it in the socket. It was tight but worked perfectly. At first I was afraid the bulb might break while I was putting it in the socket, but I wrapped the bulb in a cloth and it didn't break. Now I have a new bright light