Model-fit helper
Find your appliance model number
The complete model number is the safest way to verify a replacement part. Look for the manufacturer data label—not a retailer receipt, Wi-Fi name, or marketing model family.
Washer
Common label locations
- Inside the door or lid opening
- Rear edge of the control panel
- Back of the cabinet
Dryer
Common label locations
- Inside the door opening
- Door frame or cabinet rim
- Back of the cabinet
Refrigerator
Common label locations
- Inside the fresh-food compartment
- Side wall near the upper shelves
- Behind or near a lower crisper drawer
Dishwasher
Common label locations
- Along the inner door edge
- Door jamb when the door is open
- Side of the tub opening
Oven / Range
Common label locations
- Around the oven door frame
- Behind the storage drawer
- Under or behind the cooktop area on some models
HVAC / Furnace
Common label locations
- Equipment data plate on the cabinet
- Inside the access panel area
- Outdoor condenser data plate for split systems
What to copy
Use every letter, number, dash, and suffix shown in the model field.
A small suffix can identify a different revision or regional version. When a FixCodeDB guide says “MODEL-SPECIFIC,” confirm compatibility using that complete value before purchase.
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