Get Help Finding Your Cooktop Model Number

A cooktop model number can be found printed on a metal tag or on a paper decal. Most often the model number will be placed on the side of the cooktop or on the very bottom of the cooktop.

Because the cooktop is built into the countertop like a sink is, it makes it much more difficult to locate than finding the model number on a free-standing range cooktop.

Why is the model number necessary while searching for replacement parts to repair your gas or electric cooktop. A model number is given by the manufacturer to identify the parts that were used when a specific model of a cooktop was produced.

The manufacturer will build new models of cooktops from time to time, updating them to a more modern version. Occasionally they will use the same parts with the same part numbers, and will basically just make changes to the cosmetics of the cooktop, other times they will redesign and manufacture new parts for a whole new model. Sometimes these new parts will look similar to the old parts in appearance, but they will not fit or function properly on your specific model.

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Here are a few examples of the model number locations on various electric and gas cooktop models and brands.

This is a Kenmore Elite electric cooktop with a downdraft blower, the model number MDE3000AYW can be found under the cooktop on the bottom side.

Here is a GE Profile gas cooktop with the model number JGP963BEC1BB. The model number sticker has been placed on the underside of the unit.

Here is an LG electric cooktop with the model number LCE3081ST printed on a sticker. The model # sticker can be found on the outside edge of the metal base, under this glass cooktop.

The model number has been applied to the bottom of this Bosh gas cooktop, model NGP945UC/02.

You can find the model number decal located on the side of this Electrolux cooktops metal base, on this model E36EC70FSS2 electric cooktop.

The model number tag has been placed underneath this GE Monogram gas cooktop model ZGU665BEX1BG.

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Get Help Finding Your Cooktop Model Number

A cooktop model number can be found printed on a metal tag or on a paper decal. Most often the model number will be placed on the side of the cooktop or on the very bottom of the cooktop.

Because the cooktop is built into the countertop like a sink is, it makes it much more difficult to locate than finding the model number on a free-standing range cooktop.

Why is the model number necessary while searching for replacement parts to repair your gas or electric cooktop. A model number is given by the manufacturer to identify the parts that were used when a specific model of a cooktop was produced.

Click on the appliance below to use your part number or to search by brand name.

Cooktop Parts

Here are a few examples of the model number locations on various electric and gas cooktop models and brands.

Shop best-selling replacement parts

Belts, Blower Wheels, Circuit Board Components, Compressors, Dishracks, Dispensers, Drip Pans, Filters, Gas Burners, Gaskets, Handles, Heating Elements, Ice Makers, Igniters, Ignition Parts, Knobs, Motors, Pumps, Sensors, Shelves, Starter, Thermostats, Touch Pads, Water Valves, Wash Arms & More.

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