Where to Find Your Fridge Model Number

If you need to order replacement parts for your fridge, such as fridge door seals, shelves, or thermostats, the first step is to locate your appliance’s model number. Knowing the correct model number ensures you choose the right spare part for your specific fridge, helping you avoid costly mistakes and wasted time.

Why the Model Number Matters

Every fridge has a unique model number, which tells you exactly which parts are compatible. With thousands of fridge parts available from salad drawers to water tanks and ventilator motors, having the model number is the easiest way to find the right spare part for a fast and reliable repair.

Where to Find the Model Number on Your Fridge

• Inside the Fridge: Open the main fridge door and look along the side walls, ceiling, or behind the salad crisper drawer. The model number is usually printed on a sticker or a small plate, often labelled as “Model” or “Model No.”
• Inside the Freezer Compartment: If you have a fridge freezer, check inside the freezer section, especially around the edges or behind a drawer.
• Side or Rear of the Appliance: Occasionally, the model number can be found on the exterior side panels or at the back of the fridge. If you can’t find it inside, gently pull your fridge forward to inspect the back.

What Does a Model Number Look Like?

Fridge model numbers usually combine letters and numbers (e.g., “RS21DABB”, “GSL545NSQF”). They may be listed next to the serial number or product code, so check the label carefully.

Ready to Find Your Spare Part?

Once you have your fridge’s model number, you can easily search our wide range of fridge spare parts to find the right match for your appliance. Whether you need a new fridge door handle, a bulb, or a water filter, simply enter your model number to see compatible parts. Either enter your model number in the search box on the page, or visit our dedicated search page.

Still Need Help?

If you’re struggling to find the model number or aren’t sure which part you need, feel free to contact our team for expert advice. We’re here to help you keep your fridge running smoothly and save money with DIY repairs.