| REFRIGERATOR |
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Most refrigerator model numbers are located inside
the refrigerator on either the left or right wall of the refrigerator
compartment in an easy to see location.
Westinghouse - Most older models of Westinghouse refrigerators
and freezers had the model number sticker in beside the crisper
drawer on the bottom left side wall of the fridge compartment
and in the case of an upright freezer usually the lower left inside
wall near the bottom
Chest type freezers usually have the model number on either end
or the back of the cabinet
Old models of Kelvinator and Westinghouse also had the model number
behind the kick plate but these would be a very old unit
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| WASHING MACHINE |
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Model number is usually on the back of the control
panel but on some older models can also be on the side panel
On most late model washing machines always get the "PNC"
or "ART" number off the label
Also if there is f/c ( stands for Factory Code) after the model
number the following letter, * and two numbers must also be quoted |
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| CLOTHES DRYER |
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Model number is usually on the front of the cabinet
behind the door. If after opening the dryer door you don't see the
model label it is more than likely on the back panel or one of the side panels of the dryer.
Also if there is f/c ( stands for Factory Code) after the
model number the following letter, * and numbers must also be
quoted |
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| DISHWASHER |
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Open the dishwasher door and you should find the model
on the edge of the stainless steel door liner either on the top
or side edge
Always include the "PNC" or "ART" number if
there is one on the model label |
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| RANGEHOOD |
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| Remove your rangehoods filters and the model number
label is in the cavity above |
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| COOKTOP |
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The model number label is usually stuck on the metal
base of a cooktop either on the bottom or the side and is quite
often on the back edge facing the wall where you will need a mirror
to read it.
Also on some gas cooktops if you can lift out the spill bowls sometimes
the model number can be found below . |
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| STOVE - UPRIGHT COOKER |
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Most model labels are seen without moving the cooker.
Open the doors and check the front facing flat surfaces around
and below the oven
Look on the inside of the griller door or in some older chef cookers
on the side wall inside the griller compartment
If your cooker has a storage drawer remove the drawer and look
on the bottom of the drawer and also check the framework inside
cavity where the drawer came out of |
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| WALL OVEN |
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Most model labels are seen without removing the oven
from the wall.
Open the doors and check the front facing flat surfaces around and
below the oven
Look on the inside of the griller door or in some older chef wall
ovens on the side wall inside the griller compartment |
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Hint: It's a good idea when you buy
a new appliance to write the model and serial number in the back
of the operating book and in most cases there is a specially printed
page all set for you to do so. Always include the "PNC"
or "ART" number if there is one on the model label. Store
the operating book in a safe location. The main reason for doing
this is that quite often the model label gets damaged by heat, water
or even from regular cleaning of the appliance.
By writing the model number in the back of your book when the time
comes that you need parts for your appliance you will be able get
your model number from your operating book where it will be easy
to find. |
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