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| ARTICLE | 3221163 |
| Article N2 | CESPE32 |
An orange lamp receptacle is the component that holds and protects the indicator lamp in professional dishwashers, glasswashers and coffee machines. The lamp itself is a small bulb or LED that signals when the appliance is powered, heating, rinsing or in standby. Without a secure receptacle, the lamp cannot be fitted, leaving operators unable to see the machine's status at a glance. The receptacle threads into a pre-drilled hole in the machine's panel, providing both a mechanical anchor and an electrical connection for the lamp assembly.
In use, the operator simply inserts the lamp into the receptacle and tightens it until it is snug. The orange colour of the receptacle is not decorative; it is a standardised coding that matches the lamp's lens, ensuring the light is visible against the machine's metal housing. Once installed, the lamp remains in place through repeated wash cycles, power surges and vibration, so the receptacle must grip firmly without cracking or loosening.
This LF orange lamp receptacle is constructed as a single moulded unit, typically in heat-resistant plastic. The material withstands the temperature fluctuations inside a dishwasher hood or coffee machine boiler without warping or becoming brittle. The threads are cut to match the original equipment, so no modification is needed when replacing a worn or broken part.
The receptacle fits a wide range of professional appliances: AFI, EUROSYSTEM, HILTA, IME OMNIWASH, MILLENIUM, NOSEM, PROMAC, RANCILIO, TECNOINOX and ZANUSSI models. Each of these brands uses the same lamp assembly in specific dishwasher hoods, cupwashers and coffee machines, making this a critical spare part for maintaining visibility of machine status across a busy kitchen.
Cleaning is straightforward: the receptacle is wiped down with a damp cloth when the machine's exterior is cleaned. No disassembly is required, and no special chemicals are needed, as the plastic resists staining from detergents or steam. The part is listed in the catalogue under dishwasher and glasswasher spares, reflecting its role in keeping commercial warewashing equipment operational.