Appliance Model Number Stickers always say Model or mod on them
In this example MODEL comes just before the number that I need
In this example MOD comes just before the number that I need
On clothes dryers the model number is almost always just inside the door on the frame.
On top loading washers the model number sticker is almost always under the lid on the cabinet or frame.
On front loading washing machines the model number is almost always on the door jam.
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On dishwashers the model number sticker is usually on the inner tub wall or door jam. Usually on the left but not always. You may need to roll out the lower rack to see it. Sometimes it's on the side of the door.
Built in wall oven model number stickers are very illusive.
They're like finding a unicorn or a leprechaun or something.
It's like that for everybody, even me. I can be looking it straight in the eye and for some reason I/we don't see it. This is always the appliance model number that folks have the most trouble finding.
It's always in the front somewhere that you can see it without removing it from the wall.
Mostly it will be inside the oven cavity. Usually right in the front on the frame facing you. You need to open the door to see it.
If there is any venting under the control panel of the unit you may need to grab a flashlight and your readers and take a peak in there. I find them in there sometimes but not very often.
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This is the best illustration I could find for a wall oven 🤷🏻♂️
On ranges I almost always find the model number sticker on the front behind the drawer. See the arrow on the bottom front left of this picture? It's almost always there. Either on the right or the left of the unit.
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This picture shows exactly where I find the model number sticker probably 95% of the time. If there is no drawer then chances are that the kickplate that is under the oven where the drawer would be probably pops right off and the model # will be in there.
For both gas cooktops and electric cooktops the model number sticker is on the underneath 99.99% of the time.
You need to look in the cabinet under it to find it. I always take a picture of it then look at the picture. It's way easier that way.