Identification for FRIGECO fridge (GE) ? Need you ...

Hello Axel 

If I remember right you’re in France 
Like Ray said the parts you circled are for an interior light . It takes an Edison base light bulb . There’s also led replacement bulbs made for this type of bulb , but here 
in the US it’s a common bulb . 
On the back side is how the light bulb gets it’s power . There is an in line female socket that goes on the cord before it gets to the relay control . If you look in the suppler 
section on the forum there’s a person that makes a replacement female socket just for this purpose. It’s an unusual size , but the replacements work well and I recommend
them .  Hope this helps . 

Hi Alex,

That is close. This fridge would be a CA-2-A15. It is a form A machine which was from 1933, just like the other one you posted. This one is just a size 2 instead of a size 1. It is also a 50Hz machine, I’m assuming at least. It should also have a transformer on the bottom of the cabinet to step down 240V to 120V.

Hi Axel, here is he the thread Herb was referring to:

monitortop.freeforums.net/thread/45/suppliers

The info on the female light connectors is about halfway down on the first page. It states the following:
“Here is another great product to consider. If you have a cabinet with a light socket you are in luck! Now thanks to the work of member Joneske and his friend Zach we have reproductions! These are made by Zach and are a very good reproduction that will allow you to hook up a new cord to your monitor top and allow you to keep the cabinet light! If you are interested you can contact Zach directly by reaching him at this email address: zmccurter@gmail.com

Sorry for the bad email before, it has been corrected!

Also, here is a link to the connectors so you can see what they look like:
drive.google.com/open?id=0B1TLsWim04glVWVHNXBKSDRDOWs”

I will add that after Zach made the first batch or two, he got involved in several other projects. I know othe3rs have contacted him and are probably waiting to be able to submit orders. I am going to reach out to him to try and get him to produce a quantity to make available for members. From what I understand, printing the pieces is fairly simple, its installing the contacts and the fastener that is the time consuming part.