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Discover useful information about replacing light sockets in your Gibson Washer/Dryer Combo to resolve common issues effectively.
If the interior light fails to illuminate when the door is opened, it might indicate a faulty light socket. Check the bulb first; if it’s functional, test the socket for any broken connections or signs of wear.
To replace the light socket, disconnect the power, remove the washer/dryer panel, locate the socket, disconnect the wiring, and fit a new socket. Reattach the panel and test the socket.
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