We stock a wide range of parts for
American fridge freezers, built-in units, and integrated models.
Fridge and freezer spares are often unique to specific models. Please ensure you have your model number ready when searching, as ordering by appearance alone is a common mistake that can lead to incorrect fitment.
Here you can see most of the popular brand names that will be familiar, covering modern fridges, freezers, and fridge freezers sold in the UK, but there are more, which are not especially major household names, listed within these sections.
Within each manufacturer section, you will find lists of the main areas, such as door shelves, glass shelves, door seals, thermostats and so on, where we have had enough use to warrant creating a specific section for those items. This is intended to make it uncomplicated, quick and easy to navigate and find the most commonly used spare parts for each brand.
Fridge Freezer Spare Parts Complexity
As with virtually all appliances these days, many fridge and freezer spare parts can be complicated because makers will often have several versions of the one model. That means that in several cases, the model number is not enough to correctly identify the spare parts used in your fridge freezer.
Most will now use a product code (though it can have many different names) and/or you will also need the serial number to determine just exactly what spare part/s are used in the machine. (More on this topic here)
We know, it's a pain and it's complicated! It annoys us as well.
It does mean, however, that it is often better to ask us to identify the part for you, and all we need to do that is the information from the rating plate or send us a photo of that. This allows us to really deep dive into the machine you own, find the exact version and identify any spare parts you need with 100% certainty.
Different Brands, Same Fridge Freezer Parts
You will see very few spare parts that are used on a single brand of fridge, freezer or fridge freezer; almost all will be used on several brands if not at times at least half a dozen or more, all using the same spare part. This is because many of the companies that produce fridge freezers will also make machines under several brands that they own (some not even sold in the UK) and many will make for other third-party brands.
To people who are not familiar with the industry and how things work this can seem very confusing. It could even look like they "are all the same, using the same parts" in some cases, but that's not really how it is.
You still have all the caveats as explained above, but it does offer some great opportunities to save a lot of money on spare parts, if you can work this stuff out and figure out who uses the same machines or the same spare parts but charges less for the same spare parts. That's one of the things we specialise in being able to do that others might not or, might not pass on the savings to you.
For fridge freezers, this means that you will often get door shelves, door seals, thermostats, glass shelves and many other common parts used in multiple machines from multiple brands at different prices. We guide you to the cheapest option when asked.
