Find Your Model #

Have your appliance model number ready

To streamline the world of home appliance repairs, manufacturers assign model numbers to each product. These model numbers are incredibly helpful for repair technicians, allowing them to zero in on the specific design and components of your appliance. This not only ensures a more accurate repair but also helps minimize costs and repair time for customers.

Before reaching out to I Know a Guy LLC, it’s a good idea to have your appliance’s model number ready. If you’re unsure where to find it, don’t worry—model numbers are typically located in a few common spots, depending on the type of appliance. Let us know if you need guidance, and we’ll help you locate it!

Front Load Washers

Behind or on top of the control panel
Behind the door
On the lower-front or side of the main cabinet body

Top Load Washers

On the back of the control panel
Under the lid
On the lower-front or side of the main cabinet body

Dryers

On the back of the unit, near the top
Inside the door, on the cabinet frame
On the side of the unit, near the front

Side by Side, Top, & Bottom Refrigerators

Inside the refrigerator or freezer, on the left or right side wall
On the face frame of the refrigerator body
Behind the lower crisper drawer
Behind the lower to kick-plate

Up-Right Freezer

On the inside wall of the freezer
On the face frame of the freezer body
Behind the toe kick-plate

Chest Freezer

On the inside wall of the freezer
On the outside right or left side of the freezer

Dishwasher

Inside the door jamb, to the left, right, or top
On the door, to the left, right or top
On the back of the unit (portable models)

Cooktop

Under one of the burners
Under one of the knobs
On the bottom of the cooktop
Inside the top of the vent duct (“downdraft” models)

Gas Range

Inside the cooktop, if the top lifts up
On the oven side of the door jamb (with the door open)
On the front of the frame (with the drawer/broiler open)
Inside the top of the vent duct (“downdraft” models)

Electric Range

Under one of the surface burners, or inside the cooktop, if the top lifts up
On the oven side of the door jamb (with the door open)
On the front of the frame (with the drawer/broiler open)
Inside the top of the vent duct (“downdraft” models)

Wall Mounted Oven

On the center of the vent trim (with the door open)
On the oven side of the door jamb (with the door open)

Microwave Oven

On the back of the unit
On the face frame, or the side of the control panel with the door open

Garbage Disposer

Around the bottom front edge

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