Where to Find Your Oven Model Number

To order oven spare parts such as heating elements, door seals, thermostats, or lamps, you'll need your oven's model number. Using the right model number guarantees a correct fit and reliable repair.

Why the Model Number Matters

Your oven’s model number helps you find compatible shelves, fan motors, door glass, and more. Every model can use different parts, so the correct number prevents wasted time and money.

Where to Find the Model Number on Your Oven

• Inside the Door: Open the oven door and look around the frame or behind the seal for a sticker or plate marked “Model” or “Model No.”
• Other Locations: In some ovens, the label can be found on the body behind the grill pan or storage drawer, or even on the back of the appliance, sometimes behind a removable drawer or plinth (kickplate).
• User Manual: The model number may also be in your instruction manual or sales paperwork.

What Does an Oven Model Number Look Like?

Oven model numbers are usually a mix of letters and numbers, such as BIC630NS1B, BDP610X, or HS635GX. Double-check you have the model number, not the serial number or part number.

Ready to Find Your Spare Part?

With your model number, search our full range of oven spare parts including shelves, door seals, fan motors, and thermostats. Enter your model in our search box or use our advanced search page for a perfect match.

Still Need Help?

If you’re not sure which number to use or need help finding a spare, contact us for friendly support.