Appliance Parts Leduc – Elements, Pumps, Seals & Control Boards
The wider appliance parts catalogue for Leduc, Nisku and Leduc County. Fifteen thousand components on file, matched to your model number and held at our Edmonton counter.
Appliance Kingdom · 9058 51 Ave NW, Edmonton
Appliance Parts for Leduc, Nisku and Leduc County
Our parts department sits at the back of the Edmonton store, 9058 51 Ave NW, sharing a roof with the showroom and the workshop. Roughly fifteen thousand components are on file for washers, dryers, refrigerators, freezers, ranges, dishwashers and microwaves, across every major make.
Send the model number along with a line describing the fault. We can pull up the manufacturer parts diagram for your machine through our suppliers, identify the component from it, price it, and tell you whether it is in stock or needs ordering.
Leduc is better served than most towns this size. There is an appliance shop on 50 Street that carries the common consumables, and for a water filter, a belt or a hose that is often the quickest answer. Where we earn the drive is the part that is not common: a control board for a discontinued model, a specific sensor, an obsolete seal. That is what a fifteen thousand line catalogue and a supplier network are for, and it is worth one call before you decide the machine is finished.
Read the Model Number Before You Do Anything Else
Brand and rough age will not order a part. The model number will. It is on a plate or sticker, and each type of appliance hides it in a predictable spot.
Send a photograph of the plate rather than typing it out. Model numbers mix letters and digits that look alike, and a single wrong character orders a part that will not fit.
Ten Faults and the Components Behind Them
Where to start when something has stopped working properly. A shortlist for the phone call, not a diagnosis.
Several components can produce the same behaviour, so this points the search rather than settling it. Tell us the model number and what the appliance actually does and we will work out which part to order before any money changes hands.
Sorted by What Broke, Not by Which Machine
Most people arrive knowing the symptom rather than the appliance section. These are the six families of components we are asked for.
Motors, Pumps & Belts
Drain and circulation pumps, drive belts, motor couplers, idler pulleys, blower wheels, condenser and evaporator fan motors, drum rollers and glides.
The moving parts that wear outElements & Heating
Dryer heating elements, bake and broil elements, surface elements and receptacle blocks, dishwasher heaters, gas igniters, burner caps and defrost heaters.
Anything that makes heatControls, Switches & Boards
Thermostats and thermal fuses, oven sensors, thermistors, timers, lid switches, door locks and interlocks, pressure switches and main control boards.
The parts that decide what happensSeals, Gaskets & Hoses
Refrigerator and freezer door gaskets, washer door boots, pump and tub seals, braided inlet hoses, drain hoses, clamps and dishwasher door seals.
Where the leaks come fromDoors, Hinges & Glass
Oven door hinges and springs, oven door glass, dishwasher door springs and cables, fridge handles, microwave door latches and washer door assemblies.
Doors that sag, stick or will not shutFilters & Consumables
Fridge water cartridges matched to the number printed on the old one, hood grease screens and carbon inserts, vent kits, descalers and colour-matched touch-up paint.
The things that get replaced on scheduleOriginal or Aftermarket, and the One Warranty That Covers Both
Nearly every component is available two ways. Which makes sense depends on the part itself and on how much life is left in the machine.
Original manufacturer
Produced by the brand that built your appliance, or produced for them, and tied to the model number on the plate.
- Drops in without modification
- The sensible choice for boards, sensors and sealed refrigeration parts
- Carries the higher price of the two
Aftermarket and universal
Built to serve a range of models rather than one. We are an authorised dealer for Supco, an aftermarket manufacturer supplying technicians since 1945.
- Noticeably cheaper for the same repair
- The normal choice for elements, thermostats, belts, hoses and capacitors
- A few components have no aftermarket version, and we will tell you which
Every part, ninety days
One term covers the whole counter, whatever you walk out with. A control board and a hose carry the same ninety days, whether it came off our shelf or arrived on order, and the date is printed on your receipt.
Makes We Supply Parts For
We hold parts for a good deal more brands than we sell as appliances. Whirlpool, Samsung, LG, Maytag, Inglis and Kenmore machines are everywhere in Leduc and Nisku, and we supply components for all of them regardless of whose dealer we are. The tiles that link through have a page on our site.
Accounts for Service Companies, Landlords and Home Repairs
Three different people use this counter and the terms are not the same for each of them.
Trade accounts are open to repair businesses. Send us the model and the component and we will confirm availability against the supplier network before you quote your customer.
Where maintenance is handled in house, an account moves you off retail pricing on the components that fail most often across a building.
No account, no minimum. Arrive with the model number or the failed component itself and we will match it across the counter.
Appliance parts pages: Lethbridge, Calgary and Edmonton. Looking for a whole machine instead? See Appliances Leduc.
Parts Questions From Leduc and Leduc County
There is already an appliance shop in Leduc. Why come to you?
For a water filter, a belt or a hose, the shop in town may well have it on the shelf and that is the quicker trip. Where we are worth the drive is the part that is not commonly stocked: a control board for a model that has been discontinued, a specific sensor, an obsolete gasket. Around fifteen thousand components sit on our file and our suppliers extend that a long way further.
How do I know which part I need?
Describe the fault and give us the model number. Our suppliers provide live model lookups, so rather than guessing we can see the exact component list for your machine. Call 780-498-7273 or email a photograph of the model plate.
What does the warranty on a part cover?
Ninety days on everything, with no categories to work through. It makes no difference which brand made the component, what it is made of, or whether we had it in stock. The date is on your receipt.
Are control boards and motors covered as well?
Yes, on identical terms to any mechanical component. That said, an electronic part fitted against a wrong diagnosis still leaves you with a broken appliance and a second repair to pay for, so we would rather spend a few minutes on the model number and the symptom first.
Can I get parts for an appliance that is no longer made?
Frequently, yes. Between the supplier network and the Supco aftermarket range, a surprising number of older machines are still supported after the manufacturer has stopped making the original. Send the model number and we will look rather than guess.
Is an aftermarket part as good as the original?
For most mechanical components it does the same job for less. Elements, thermostats, belts, hoses and capacitors are supplied this way as a matter of course. For control boards and sealed refrigeration parts we generally recommend the original, and we will tell you which we would fit rather than simply selling the dearer one.
Do you deliver parts out to Leduc?
Parts are collected from the Edmonton counter rather than delivered. Call 780-498-7273 with the model number first and we will confirm the component is here and put it aside, so the run into the city is one trip instead of two.
How soon can I pick a part up?
Shelf stock is ready the same day once we have confirmed the component. For an ordered part we give an estimate and say plainly that it is an estimate, because supply times still shift and a date we cannot hold is worth nothing to you.
Do you supply repair companies working in Leduc and Nisku?
Yes. Trade accounts are open to appliance service companies and to property management firms, which means account pricing rather than retail. Call 780-498-7273 and we will set one up.
Do you also sell the whole appliance?
We do. The parts counter sits inside the appliance store, so if the repair stops making financial sense you can price the replacement in the same conversation. Leduc, Nisku, Beaumont and Devon are established delivery areas for us.