Specification Comparison – Popular Models

Brand/Item Case Material Distribution through Construction Ease of Service Capacity at 140 degrees Drain Rate Other
Adams or Humidaire Humidifier Model 182 Fiberglass 8 points with level critical for design Must disassemble, difficult top and bottom 18.2 GPD ? Media pad is unframed and flakes, non uniform coating difficult to replace

(top to bottom) also unit does not give 100% block off for air conditioning.

Aprilaire 224 Phonolic 1 for 9 holes Must disassemble and remove water supply 16.8 GPD 4.5 GPH
Aprilaire 400 Fiberglass 1 feeder compartment Easy remove front cover Est. 13.0 ?
Aprilaire 440 Fiberglass front sheet metal back 1 feeder compartment with 9 holes Easy remove front cover 16.8 GPD 6.8 GPH
Aprilaire 550 Fiberglass 1 feeder compartment Easy remove front cover 12 GPD 2.5 GPH
Aprilaire 560 Fiberglass 1 feeder compartment Easy remove front cover 16.8 GPD 5.3 GPH
Aprilaire 600 Fiberglass 1 feeder compartment Easy remove front cover 16.8 GPD 5.3 GPH
Aprilaire 700 Fiberglass 1 feeder compartment Easy remove front cover 18 GPD 9.1 GPH
Aprilaire 760 Fiberglass 1 feeder compartment Easy remove front cover 18 GPD 9.1 GPH
Autoflo 250 Plastic 1 for 6 holes Remove front cover/ remove water supply 12 GPD 9.1 GPH
General 1040 Fiberglass 1 for 8 holes Remove name plate/ remove water supply, tools needed 17 GPD 2.2 GPH
LAU VA3800 ABS plastic 3 feeder compartments with 10 points Easy remove front cover 17 GPD 3.2 GPH
Skuttle Flo Thru Models Stainless steel ? Remove front cover 17 GPD ? Pad difficult to replace and splash back may be experienced

February 24th, 2010

Posted In: Humidifiers

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February 23rd, 2010

Posted In: Humidifiers

Regular humidifier maintenance is essential for better performance, cleaner air, and a longer lifespan. Without proper care, humidifiers can develop scale buildup, bacteria, and white dust, affecting air quality and efficiency.

Follow these cleaning and maintenance tips to keep your humidifier working effectively all season long.

8 General Maintenance Tips for Your Humidifier

  1. Check the manufacturer’s guidelines first – some maintenance steps may vary by model.

  2. Use low-mineral water to prevent scale buildup, rust, and white humidifier dust. A demineralization cartridge or filter can help reduce minerals in the water.

  3. Replace standing water regularly – bacteria thrive in stagnant water. Empty and refill the tank daily to keep it fresh.

  4. Follow proper cleaning instructions – when cleaning a humidifier, always rinse thoroughly after using any cleaning solution.

  5. Deep clean at the start and end of the season – use a humidifier cleaner or antibacterial solution to eliminate bacteria, mold, and mineral buildup.

  6. Take your humidifier apart for a thorough clean – refer to your owner’s manual for step-by-step instructions on disassembling your unit.

  7. Prevent float assembly issues – after months of disuse, the float assembly can get stuck. Cleaning the humidifier with vinegar can help dissolve mineral buildup and keep it functioning properly.

  8. Replace filters when needed – if your humidifier is not working after cleaning, it may be time to replace the filter. Find humidifier filters to keep your unit running efficiently.

How to Clean a Portable Humidifier

Portable humidifiers require frequent cleaning to prevent bacteria and mold buildup. Just remember to always disconnect your humidifier from power before maintenance.

Daily cleaning

  • Empty and replace the tank water with fresh water every day.
  • Wipe down the entire humidifier surface to remove dust and residue.

Every three days

  • Deep clean the humidifier tank using a soft brush to scrub away deposits and film inside the tank.
  • Cleaning the humidifier filter can help remove trapped minerals and debris.
  • Remove scale and mineral buildup from interior surfaces and wipe everything dry.

If you need replacement parts, browse our huge selection of everything you need! We’ve got Vicks humidifier replacement partsHoneywell humidifier parts, and other parts for top brands to keep your portable unit running efficiently.

How to Clean a Humidifier with Vinegar or Bleach

For a deep clean, many people use vinegar or bleach to disinfect their humidifier. Here’s how:

Cleaning a Humidifier with Vinegar

  1. Fill the water tank with a mixture of equal parts white vinegar and water.
  2. Let it sit for 30-60 minutes to break down mineral deposits.
  3. Use a soft brush or cloth to scrub any buildup inside the tank.
  4. Rinse thoroughly with clean water before refilling.

Cleaning a Humidifier with Bleach

  1. Mix one teaspoon of bleach per gallon of water in the humidifier tank.
  2. Let the solution sit for 20 minutes to kill bacteria and mold.
  3. Rinse thoroughly multiple times with clean water to remove any bleach residue.

Note: Always check the manufacturer’s instructions before using bleach, as some humidifiers may be damaged by harsh chemicals.

If your humidifier is not working after cleaning, check if the filter needs to be replaced or if mineral buildup is affecting the float assembly.

Cleaning Tips for Furnace-Mounted Humidifiers

Whole-house humidifiers (also known as furnace mount humidifiers) require less frequent cleaning but still need regular maintenance to prevent buildup.

  • Do not leave water in the tank for extended periods – stagnant water leads to bacteria growth.
  • Follow the manufacturer’s cleaning instructions to ensure proper maintenance.
  • Check and replace filters regularly to maintain efficiency.

For furnace-mounted humidifier parts, check out Aprilaire humidifier parts and Carrier humidifier parts for reliable replacements.

Find the Right Humidifier Parts

Keeping your humidifier in top shape is easy with the right replacement parts. Whether you need a new filter, cleaning solution, or demineralization cartridge, Appliance Factory Parts has what you need.

By following these cleaning and maintenance tips, you’ll extend the life of your humidifier, improve air quality, and keep your home comfortable all year long.

February 23rd, 2010

Posted In: Humidifiers

Humidifiers like Toastmaster and Montgomery Wards use a belt and pulley system to transmit power from the motor to the evaporator drum. This system reduces motor speed, ensuring proper drum rotation. While the pulley system requires no regular maintenance, belts may stretch or wear out over time and need replacement.

Follow these 7 step-by-step instructions to replace a belt or pulley safely.

How to Replace a Belt or Pulley

Step 1: Unplug the Humidifier

Before performing any maintenance, disconnect the humidifier from the power outlet to ensure safety.

Step 2: Remove the Pulley Guard

  • Locate the kidney-shaped panel on the back of the unit.
  • Carefully remove the panel to expose the belt and pulley system.

Step 3: Identify the Pulley System Components

Once exposed, you will see:

  • main drive pulley attached to the motor shaft.
  • large belt connecting the drive pulley to three identical smaller pulleys.
  • Two small belts turning these pulleys.
  • wire tie that connects the top pulley to the drive roller shaft, which rotates the evaporator drum.

Step 4: Remove the Pulleys and Belts

  • Straighten the wire tie to remove it.
  • Slide all pulleys off their shafts to replace them or the belts.

Step 5: Replace Stretched or Worn Belts

  • If a belt has stretched and lost grip, replace it.
  • Never attempt to stretch a new belt when installing it.

Step 6: Reinstall the Belts and Pulleys

  • Install the new belts and pulleys according to the manufacturer’s diagram (Figure W).
  • Ensure the middle pulley is installed in reverse compared to the other two pulleys.

Step 7: Reassemble the Humidifier

  • Reattach the pulley guard.
  • Plug the humidifier back in and test for proper operation.

 

 

Need Replacement Parts?

If you need replacement belts or pulleys, check out our selection of humidifier parts to keep your unit running smoothly.

If you’re also looking for humidifier maintenance tips, check out our guides on cleaning your humidifier and improving humidifier performance to keep your unit in top shape.

February 23rd, 2010

Posted In: Humidifiers

Kenmore (Sears) appliances aren’t made by Kenmore itself. Instead, they’re produced by different manufacturers under contract. If you need replacement parts or repairs, knowing who made your appliance is essential.

Luckily, you can determine the manufacturer by checking the first three digits of your model number. Use the lists below to find out who made your Kenmore appliance.

Common Kenmore Manufacturer Codes

Amana Caloric D&M Fedders GE Gibson, Frigidaire
596 174
960
587 484 363
362
253
Jenn-air Kelvinator, Frigidaire Litton Maycor Roper Speed Queen
629 417
662
628
747 925 103
647
835
911
155
278*
651
Tappan, Frigidaire Toshiba WCI, Frigidaire Whirlpool    
791 562 790 106
110
562
665
198
   

Note: 278 is a Roper-built range, but its parts are available from GE.

Complete List of Kenmore Manufacturer Codes

For a more detailed breakdown, here’s a full list sorted numerically. Canadian model numbers start with “C.”

Prefix Manufacturer Prefix Manufacturer
103. Roper 586. Panasonic
106. Whirlpool 587. DM (Frigidaire)
C106. Inglis 596. Amana
110. Whirlpool 622. Kelvinator (Frigidaire)
C110. Inglis 628. Kelvinator (Frigidaire)
119. Frigidaire 629. Jenn Air
143. SFS Corp. (Sanyo/Fisher) C646. Admiral (Inglis)
144. Trane 647. Roper
155. Preway 651. Speed Queen
174. Caloric 664. Whirlpool
175. In-Sink-Erator 665. Whirlpool
198. Whirlpool 666. KitchenAid
233. Broan C675. Woods
253. Gibson (Frigidaire) 683. Philco Italy?
274. RCA 719. Tappan (Frigidaire)
278. Roper 721. Goldstar (LG Electronics)
292. Lennox 747. Litton
335. Amana 757. Marvel, Imperial
336. Electrolux 789. Defiance
342. York 790. WCI (Frigidaire)
362. GE 791. Tappan (Frigidaire)
C362. Camco 835. Roper
363. GE 840. Friedrich
C363. Camco 850. Whirlpool (Chambers?)
401. Samsung 867. Keeprite
416. Carrier 879. Rheem/Ruud
417. Kelvinator (Frigidaire) C880. Admiral (Inglis)
464. GE 911. Roper
473. Hoover 917. Roper (Whirlpool)
484. Fedders, Whirlpool 925. Maycor (Maytag)
562. Toshiba C933. Kelvinator (Before 1970)
564. Sanyo 934. Hitachi
565. Sanyo C938. Keeprite
566. Sanyo 960. Caloric
568. Panasonic 970. Frigidaire
575. Sharp C970. Kelvinator (1970+)
580. Goldstar (LG Electronics) C978. Camco

 

Why Does This Matter?

Knowing your Kenmore manufacturer is important when ordering replacement parts or troubleshooting issues. Since Kenmore contracts different manufacturers, parts and service options may vary based on the original maker.

Need genuine replacement parts? Shop our extensive collection of Kenmore parts here.

February 22nd, 2010

Posted In: Appliance Age and Manufacturer

Trying to figure out how old your appliance is? Whether you’re prepping for repairs, checking warranty coverage, or just curious, knowing the manufacturing date of your appliance can be incredibly helpful.

The good news? Most appliances have serial numbers that contain the date they were made. This guide will show you how to decode them – with brand-specific tips for GE, Whirlpool, Kenmore, Frigidaire, LG, KitchenAid, and more.

Why Appliance Age Matters

Knowing how old your appliance is helps you:

  • Plan for maintenance or replacement
  • Check if your appliance is still under warranty
  • Order the right replacement parts
  • Understand what to expect in terms of performance and lifespan

How to Tell How Old Your Appliance Is by Serial Number

If you’re wondering how old your appliance is by model number, know that model numbers are helpful for identifying the manufacturer and product line, but it’s the serial number that usually reveals the manufacturing date.

You’ll usually find the serial number printed on a label or metal tag. Common locations include:

  • Inside the door or lid
  • On the back or side panel
  • Underneath or behind the control panel

Brand-Specific Appliance Age Lookup Guides

Each appliance brand uses a different system to encode the manufacturing date. Below you’ll find step-by-step instructions for decoding serial numbers from top brands including GE, Amana, Whirlpool, Frigidaire, and more.

Brands Covered:

How to Find the Age of Your Amana Appliance

Wondering how old your Amana appliance is? Amana uses a simple four-digit serial number code:

How to Decode Amana Serial Numbers:

  1. Locate the serial/model tag on your appliance.
  2. Record the first four digits of the serial number.
  3. Use the format YYWW, where:
    • YY = Year
    • WW = Week of the year

Example: 

Serial number: 9912

  • 99 = Year: 1999.
  • 12 = 12th week (March)

Newer Amana models may start with two letters and follow the Maytag serial format. If so, see the Maytag section for guidance.

 

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How Old Is My GE Appliance by Serial Number?

GE USA appliances, including Hotpoint, use a letter-based system to encode the manufacture date in the serial number. Both GE USA and GE Canadian appliances (Camco, Hotpoint, GE Moffat and McClary) follow specific patterns.

GE USA Serial Number Format:

  1. Find the serial/model tag on your appliance.
  2. Decode the first two letters of the serial number:
    • The first letter indicates the month.
    • The second letter indicates the year.

Example:

Serial number: LT221102

  • LT221102 – L = month – June
  • LT221102 – T = year 1986 or 1998

This appliance was manufactured in June 1998 or June 1986

GE Date Codes Chart:

LetterMonthLetterYear
AJanuaryG1980 & 1992
DFebruaryH*1981 & 1993
FMarchL1982 & 1994
GAprilM1983 & 1995
HMayR1984 & 1996
LJuneS1985 & 1997
MJulyT1986 & 1998
RAugustV1987 & 1999
SSeptemberZ1988 & 2000
TOctoberA1989 & 2001
VNovemberD1990 & 2002
ZDecemberF2003
  G2004
  H*2005

* Note: GE reuses the same 12 letters every 12 years, so you’ll need to use appliance style and features to judge the correct decade.

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GE Canadian Serial Numbers (Camco)

If your GE appliance was made in Canada (Camco), it still uses a two-letter serial code – but the meaning differs slightly.

Example:

  • Serial number: MS731902A
  • The first 2 letters show the manufacturing date.
    • MS731902A shows the month made – July
    • MS731902A shows the year made – 1997
  • The above appliance with serial # MS731902A was made in July 1997.

GE Canada Date Code Chart

MonthLetterYear
MayH1993
JuneL1994
JulyM1995
AugustR1996
SeptemberS1997
OctoberT1998
NovemberV1999
DecemberZ2000
JanuaryA2001
FebruaryD2002
MarchF2003
AprilG2004
MayH2005

* The same twelve easily distinguishable letters of the alphabet will be used and repeated in a twelve year cycle

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How Old Is My Frigidaire Appliance by Serial Number?

Frigidaire appliances – including those sold under brands like White-Westinghouse, Tappan, and Kelvinator – use a serial number format that reveals the manufacturing date.

How to Decode a Frigidaire Serial Number:

  1. Locate the serial/model tag on your appliance.
  2. Look at the first few characters of the serial number:
    • The first digit = the year.
    • The next digits = the week of the year.

Example 1:

Serial number: NF11910958

  • 1 = 2001 (Year).
  • 19 = 19th week.
  • This Frigidaire appliance was manufactured in April 2001.

Example 2:

Serial number: LA84501552

  • L = Factory code.
  • A8 = Year: 1988 or 1998.
  • 45 = 45th week.
  • If the appliance looks older, it’s likely 1988; if newer, it’s 1998.

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How to Find Manufacturer For Kenmore or Sears Appliance

If you’re asking, “How can I tell how old my Kenmore appliance is?” – you’re not alone. Kenmore, sold by Sears, doesn’t manufacture its own appliances. Instead, it contracts with other major brands like Whirlpool, Frigidaire, GE, and LG.

How can I tell how old my Kenmore appliance is?

Use this Kenmore serial number decoder below to check the age of your Kenmore washer, dryer, or refrigerator:

  1. Find the model number on your appliance.
  2. Look at the first 3 digits of the model number – this prefix identifies the manufacturer.
  3. Use the matching brand’s serial number decoding method (like Whirlpool or Frigidaire) to determine the age.

Example:

  • Model: 110.xxxxxx – Prefix 110 = Whirlpool*
    • Use Whirlpool’s serial number system to find the year of manufacture.
AmanaCaloricD&MFedders GEGibson, Frigidaire
596174
960
587484363
362
253
Jenn-airKelvinator, FrigidaireLittonMaycorRoperSpeed Queen
629417
662
628
747925103
647
835
911
155
278*
651
Tappan, FrigidaireToshibaWCI, FrigidaireWhirlpool  
791562790106
110
562
665
198
  

*278 is a Roper built range, but parts are available from GE

The list below is a fuller list in numeric order, with part numbers starting with C being the Canadian models.

Prefix Manufacturer Prefix Manufacturer
103.Roper586.Panasonic
106.Whirlpool587.DM (Frigidaire)
C106.Inglis596.Amana
110.Whirlpool622.Kelvinator (Frigidaire)
C110.Inglis628.Kelvinator (Frigidaire)
119.Frigidaire629.Jenn Air
143.SFS Corp. (Sanyo/Fisher)C646.Admiral (Inglis)
144.Trane647.Roper
155.Preway651.Speed Queen
174.Caloric664.Whirlpool
175.In-Sink-Erator665.Whirlpool
198.Whirlpool666.KitchenAid
233.BroanC675.Woods
253.Gibson (Frigidaire)683.Philco Italy?
274.RCA719.Tappan (Frigidaire)
278.Roper721.Goldstar (LG Electronics)
292.Lennox747.Litton
335.Amana757.Marvel, Imperial
336.Electrolux789.Defiance
342.York790.WCI (Frigidaire)
362.GE791.Tappan (Frigidaire)
C362.Camco835.Roper
363.GE840.Friedrich
C363.Camco850.Whirlpool (Chambers?)
401.Samsung867.Keeprite
416.Carrier879.Rheem/Ruud
417.Kelvinator (Frigidaire)C880.Admiral (Inglis)
464.GE911.Roper
473.Hoover917.Roper (Whirlpool)
484.Fedders, Whirlpool925.Maycor (Maytag)
562.ToshibaC933.Kelvinator (Before 1970)
564.Sanyo934.Hitachi
565.SanyoC938.Keeprite
566.Sanyo960.Caloric
568.Panasonic970.Frigidaire
575.SharpC970.Kelvinator (1970+)
580.Goldstar (LG Electronics)C978.Camco

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How Old Is My KitchenAid Appliance by Serial Number?

Are you trying to determine the age of your KitchenAid appliance? For instance, are you specifically wondering how old your KitchenAid dishwasher is? Our serial number chart is here to help you!

First, find your serial/model tag and record the numbers and letters on this. Then, look at the first four digits and you should be able to work out the manufacture date.

How to Decode a KitchenAid Serial Number:

  1. Locate the serial number tag on your appliance.
  2. Break it down into parts (e.g., “XL1601009”). Break this up to take the first 4 digits i.e. XL16.
    • X indicates the factory where the product was made.
    • L represents the year (J = 1999, K = 2000, L = 2001, M = 2002, N =2003, etc).
    • 16 indicates the production week.

This method works for all KitchenAid products, including:

  • KitchenAid dishwasher age
  • KitchenAid refrigerator serial number age
  • KitchenAid mixer serial number lookup

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How Old Is My Maytag Appliance?

Maytag, known for its reliable appliances, also owns Jenn-Air and MagicChef. To determine the manufacture date of your appliance, you need to decode the Maytag serial number.

3 Steps to Find the Age of a Maytag Appliance:

  1. Find the serial/model tag on your appliance.
  2. Record the serial number – a combination of letters and numbers.
  3. Look at the first two letters
    • The first letter in the serial number = the year.
    • The second letter = the month.

Example:

  • Serial number: 15114672UY
    • U = Year: 1998.
    • Y = Month: November.
  • This Maytag appliance was manufactured in November 1998.

Use the chart below to search for a proper Maytag serial number lookup and quickly find the date for any Maytag appliance – from Maytag washers to dryers.

Maytag Serial Number Date Codes

 
YearLetterMonth
1980EMarch
1981GApril
1982JMay
1983LJune
1984NJuly
1985PAugust
1986RSeptember
1987TOctober
1988VNovember
1989XDecember
1990BJanuary
1991DFebruary
1992FMarch
1993HApril
1994KMay
1995MJune
1996QJuly
1997SAugust
1998USeptember
1999WOctober
2000YNovember
2001ZDecember
2002AJanuary
2003CFebruary
2004EMarch
2005GApril
2006JMay
2007LJune

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How Old Is My Whirlpool Appliance by Serial Number?

Whirlpool appliances – including microwaves, dishwashers, ovens, and more – use a serial number system that makes it easy to determine the manufacturing year.

How to Decode a Whirlpool Serial Number

  1. Locate the serial/model tag on your appliance and record the numbers and letters on this.
  2. Identify the third-to-last character in the serial number – this is a letter that indicates the year.

Example Whirlpool Serial Numbers:

  • Model number: LRS6233BW1 = Manufactured in 1994.
  • Model number: SF367PEYW1 = Manufactured in 1992.
  • Model number: LE6685XPW1 = Could be from 1985 or 2004 (depends on the appliance’s appearance and features).
  • Model number: ET22PKXXW0 = Manufactured in 1991.
  • Model number: EV150CXKW0 = Manufactured in 1982 or 2001.

Whirlpool Date Code Chart

LetterYear
K1982 or 2001
L1983 or 2002
M1984 or 2003
P1985 or 2004
R1986 or 2005
S1987 or 2006
T1988 or 2007
V1989 or 2008
W1990 or 2009
X1991 or 2010
Y1992 or 2011
A1993 or 2012
B1994 or 2013
D1995 or 2014
E1996 or 2015
F1997 or 2016
G1998 or 2017
H1999 or 2018
J2000 or 2019

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Determining the age of your appliance is essential for effective maintenance and making informed decisions about repairs or replacements. By locating the serial number and using an appropriate appliance age finder, you can easily uncover your appliance’s manufacturing date.

FAQ: Common Appliance Age Questions

How old is my appliance by serial number?

Find the serial number tag on your appliance and use the brand-specific decoding method above. Most brands embed the manufacturing year and month/week in the serial number.

How old is my appliance by model number?

Model numbers help identify the product type and manufacturer but typically don’t include the manufacturing date.

How can I tell how old my Kenmore appliance is?

Check the first three digits of the model number to identify the manufacturer (e.g., Whirlpool, Frigidaire, GE), then use that brand’s serial number format to determine the age.

How old is my GE appliance by serial number?

Use the first two letters: the first indicates the month, the second the year. See the GE section above for a full decoding chart.

How old is my Whirlpool appliance by serial number?

Check the third-to-last character in the serial number. It’s a letter that corresponds to a specific year in Whirlpool’s date code chart.

How old is my Frigidaire appliance by model number?

Model numbers won’t show the date. Use the serial number – the first digit shows the year, and the next two show the week.

Need Help Finding Parts for Your Appliance?

Once you know your appliance’s age and model, it’s easy to find the right replacement parts for your grill, air conditioner, or other house appliance. Use our guide or browse parts by brand and model.

February 22nd, 2010

Posted In: Appliance Age and Manufacturer

Front Console Models

Top Console Models

February 21st, 2010

Posted In: Appliance Age and Manufacturer, Dryers

Need to locate the serial tag on your garbage disposer or trash compactor? The serial tag contains important information like the model and serial number, which you’ll need for ordering parts or repairs.

Finding the Serial Tag on a Disposer

The serial tag on most garbage disposers is usually located:

  • On the bottom of the unit
  • On the side near the power cord
  • Inside the mounting collar

Check these areas for a sticker or metal plate with the model and serial number.

Disposer

 

Finding the Serial Tag on a Trash Compactor

For trash compactors, the serial tag is typically found:

  • On the inside wall of the compactor
  • On the top front frame (visible when the drawer is open)
  • Under the lid or near the motor housing

If you’re having trouble finding the tag, refer to your owner’s manual or check the manufacturer’s website.

Compactor


Knowing your model and serial number helps you:

  • Order the correct replacement parts

  • Identify compatible accessories

  • Get the right support for troubleshooting

Need replacement parts? Shop now for genuine disposer and compactor parts in our collection.

February 21st, 2010

Posted In: Appliance Age and Manufacturer, Disposer

Need to locate your cooktop’s serial tag? Whether you have a downdraft cooktop or a traditional electric cooktop, knowing where to find this important label makes it easier to order replacement parts, check your warranty, or troubleshoot issues.

Here’s a quick guide to help you find the serial tag on your cooktop in just a few minutes.

Where to Find the Serial Tag on a Downdraft Cooktop

If you have a downdraft cooktop, the serial tag is usually found in one of these places:

Downdraft

 

Where to Find the Serial Tag on an Electric Cooktop

For electric cooktops, the serial tag is typically located:

 

Electric Cooktop

Once you’ve found your cooktop’s serial tag, you can start finding the parts for repairs, maintenance, or warranty claims.

February 21st, 2010

Posted In: Appliance Age and Manufacturer, Ranges Ovens Cooktops Rangehoods

Need to locate your washer’s serial tag? Whether you have a top-load washer or a front-load washer like the Neptune model, finding this tag is essential for ordering replacement parts, checking warranty details, or troubleshooting issues.

Here’s a simple guide to help you quickly find the serial tag on your washing machine.

Where to Find the Serial Tag on a Washer

The location of the serial tag depends on whether you have a top-load or front-load washer.

For Top-Load Washers:

Washer

 

For Front-Load Washers (Including Neptune Models):

 

Neptune Front Load Washer


If you can’t find it right away, check your owner’s manual or visit the manufacturer’s website for model-specific details.

Once you’ve located your washer’s serial tag, you’ll have everything you need for repairs, maintenance, or warranty claims in one place.

February 21st, 2010

Posted In: Appliance Age and Manufacturer, Washing Machines

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