im looking for a light fir frijado model stw 7

[partsgirl]

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[fixbear]

The only model close to what you posted is a TDR-7. Which is a gas fired rotisserie oven. Please describe the bulb shape and wattage if you can as they used 500 watt and 1000 watt long tube bulbs as well as 20 watt 12 volt

I find no referance to a S, ST or STW  however I do find TG, TD and TDW-7 which would use this lamp

https://www.partstown.com/fri-jado/frij9291001;sid=UYaWM6tfWeiWM_DtGKugPQOf92L5kA27PiU=

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[fixbear]

Ahhh, it’s a warmer.  There you go.  Means it uses a 1000 watt 208 volt bulb number 9056082.  Found here;

https://www.partstown.com/fri-jado/frij9056082;sid=2HYW3z7j5EEW32VRYZIj0ZYj2OVyyD5wvGE=. 

Previous expirience with those bulbs, means you may want to find cotton light gloves to handle and inspect the sockets.  They often have arc resistance from the heat and current.