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Model Tag Search
Parts usually differ from model to model and to find the right part
for your appliance you will need a complete model number. This page
will show you where to look for the model tag.
Two common mistakes people make:
1. Don't pay attention to the cute little marketing names on the
front of your appliance, like "Series 90", or "Neptune". "My oven
says XL44 on the front, now find me my part" -- It's neither a waist
size nor a model number .
2. What may appear to be a model number may be found in your Use and
Care manual or on a big Energy sticker, on the side of the
refrigerator door for example. None of these will have a complete
model number. The Use and Care manual may cover 2, 5, or 20
different models that start with the same prefix. Same goes for the
Energy label.
"So where do I find the whole number?" - The answer is
simple. It's on a small tag (white or silver) that will always have
the serial number in addition to the model number. That's how you
know you've got the right tag (see sample tag below). As for
the location of the tag, it's almost NEVER in the back of an
appliance, and is pretty easy to find. Check our nifty little tag
location chart below.
Sample model tag:
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Appliance
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Dishwasher |
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Dryer |
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Freezer |
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Garbage
Disposer |
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Microwave |
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Oven |
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Range |
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Vent Hood |
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Refrigerator |
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Trash
Compactor |
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Washing
Machine |
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