Where to Find Your Cooker Model Number

To order cooker spares such as oven elements, door seals, control knobs, or shelves, the first thing you’ll need is the correct model number. This ensures your new part will fit and work perfectly in your cooker.

Why the Model Number Matters

Your cooker’s model number is the best way to identify compatible thermostats, door glass, and fan motors. With so many different cooker models, using the model number makes sure you get the right part every time.

Where to Find the Model Number on Your Cooker

• Inside the Door: Open the cooker door and look around the frame or main body, especially at the bottom or behind the door seal. You’ll usually see a sticker or plate labelled "Model" or "Model No."
• Other Locations: For some cookers, the model number may be found behind the control panel or on the back of the appliance, or even behind a removable drawer or plinth (kickplate).
• User Manual: The model number is sometimes listed in your instruction manual or purchase documents.

What Does a Cooker Model Number Look Like?

Cooker model numbers are typically a mix of letters and digits—such as CSG60W, EKC6041, or ZCV66050WA. It may be next to the serial number or product code, so check carefully.

Ready to Find Your Spare Part?

With your cooker’s model number, you can browse our range of cooker spare parts, including shelves, thermostats, and control knobs. Enter your model number in our search box or use our advanced search page to find compatible parts for your make and model.

Still Need Help?

If you’re unsure which number is the model number or need help finding the right spare part, contact our support team for expert assistance. We’re here to help you get your cooker back up and running.