PART IDENTIFICATION GUIDE
A few checks can prevent the wrong order.
- Read the equipment data plate. Record the manufacturer, complete model and serial number.
- Find the original part number. Photograph any labels, stamped numbers and connector markings. A supplier stock number and an OEM part number can be different.
- Compare the specifications. For motors, compare voltage, frequency, rotation, shaft and mounting. For gaskets, compare dimensions, corner shape and mounting profile. For switches and controls, compare electrical ratings and connections.
- Check what is included. An assembly, individual component and multipack are different purchases. Do not assume a blade, bracket, wiring or hardware is included.
- Confirm OEM or alternative. A part described as replacing a manufacturer number is not automatically a genuine OEM part.
Still unsure?
Text 321-288-6977 with the model, serial number, original part number and clear photos. For shipping questions, include your delivery ZIP code.
Use the equipment manufacturer’s current parts documentation to verify compatibility. Have service work carried out by a qualified technician where required.