Where to Find Your Hob Model Number

Finding your hob’s model number is the key to ordering compatible hob spare parts such as burner heads, burner crowns, burner caps, burner tops, spark igniters, or grid pans. The model number ensures a perfect fit, especially with so many different hob designs and sizes available.

Why the Model Number Matters

Each hob model can use different parts—even within the same brand. The model number helps you find the correct burner head, burner crown, burner cap, burner top, spark generator, and pan grid.

Where to Find the Model Number on Your Hob

• Underside of the Hob: Most separate hobs have the model number on a sticker underneath the appliance. You may need to remove the hob or oven beneath it to access the label.
• Side or Edge: Sometimes the model number is on the side of the hob or around the frame (especially for built-in models).
• User Manual: You may also find the number in the original instruction manual or sales documentation.

What Does a Hob Model Number Look Like?

Hob model numbers are often a mix of letters and numbers, such as HG7351SS, PBP6B5B60, or JLFSGC617. Be sure to use the entire code as shown on the label.

Ready to Find Your Spare Part?

Once you have your hob’s model number, use our site to find all compatible hob spares including burner heads, burner crowns, burner caps, burner tops, spark igniters, and pan grids. Use our main search or advanced search page for best results.

Still Need Help?

If you’re not sure where to find your model number or what spare part you need, contact our team and we’ll help you get your hob working like new.