| Here are some places you can buy
appliance parts on-line. I list them without recommendation.
http://www.appliancefactoryparts.com/ http://www.appliancepartspros.com/ http://www3.sears.com/ Never buy a part from Sears online unless you can't get it anywhere else. I ordered a refrigerator part from them. When it hadn't arrived in a week, I called. I was handed from person to person, holding in queues for each person. Thirty minutes of waiting later I was told the part had been shipped. When I insisted they tell me when it was shipped they changed their story and admitted it had not been shipped. When I tried to cancel the order they refused. Based on what they told me, it normally takes them 5 days to ship. I ordered from another place who shipped the same day. The Sears item arrived 3 weeks after the order. This one has parts lookup and repair manuals online. http://www.appliancepartsworldwide.com/ This one has parts lookup and an appliance forum The following places claim to help you with troubleshooting and part number identification. http://www.pcappliancerepair.com/ http://repairclinic.com/ I asked this place for help finding a part number for my failed air conditioner indoor fan relay. When they didn't reply in two days (other than an autoreply form letter saying they'd answer within 24 hours), I sent a follow-up with my case number asking if they intended to help me. They never bothered to answer either inquiry. I won't be using them again. http://www.easyapplianceparts.com/ This place was cheaper than the one immediately above for a Jenn-Air range burner switch. The following place sells parts for gas grills There's an off chance you can find your part by putting the part number in a few internet search engines (like google.com) |