St. Albert · Sturgeon County

Appliance Parts St Albert – OEM & Universal Replacement Parts

Washer, dryer, refrigerator, range, dishwasher and microwave parts for St. Albert households and trades. Held at our Edmonton counter, matched to your model number before you drive down.

Appliance Kingdom appliance parts counter and store in Edmonton, serving St. Albert Appliance Kingdom · 9058 51 Ave NW, Edmonton
01The counter

Appliance Parts for St. Albert, Matched to Your Model Number

Appliance Kingdom runs a full parts counter alongside the appliance store and the service centre, at 9058 51 Ave NW in Edmonton. We carry OEM parts and universal replacements for dishwashers, dryers, microwaves, stoves, refrigerators, washers and freezers, covering Bosch, Danby, Electrolux, Frigidaire, GE, LG, Samsung, Whirlpool and more.

The quickest way to get the right part is to send us the model number and describe what the appliance is doing. Our suppliers give us online model lookups, so we can confirm the exact component, tell you the price and say whether it is on the shelf or has to be ordered.

St. Albert has repair companies and a long-standing fix-it shop, but the appliance parts counters sit in Edmonton. That is worth a phone call before the drive down St. Albert Trail: give us the model number, we will confirm the part is here, and it will be waiting at the counter rather than costing you a wasted trip.

15,000+Parts catalogued
30+ yearsIn the appliance trade
02By appliance

What We Stock, by Appliance

Seven counters in one. These are the components that fail most often and that we are asked for most; the catalogue behind the counter runs far wider.

Washer Parts

Drain pumps, drive belts, lid switches, door boots and seals, inlet valves, suspension rods and shock absorbers, agitator kits and timers.

Front-load and top-load

Dryer Parts

Heating elements, thermal fuses, cycling thermostats, drum belts, idler pulleys, rollers, lint housings, door switches and vent kits.

Electric and gas

Refrigerator & Freezer Parts

Water filters, inlet valves, ice maker modules, evaporator and condenser fan motors, defrost thermostats and heaters, door gaskets, thermistors.

Including chest and upright freezers

Range, Stove & Oven Parts

Bake and broil elements, surface elements and drip bowls, gas igniters and burner caps, oven sensors, door hinges and glass, knobs and control boards.

Electric, gas and induction

Dishwasher Parts

Drain and circulation pumps, spray arms, door latches and seals, float switches, heating elements, racks, rollers and detergent dispensers.

Built-in and portable

Microwave Parts

Door switches and latches, glass turntables and rollers, charcoal and grease filters, light bulbs, magnetrons and diodes.

Over-the-range and countertop

Filters & Consumables

Fridge water filters by cartridge number, range hood grease and charcoal filters, dryer vent kits, hoses, cleaners and appliance touch-up paint.

Bring the old cartridge or its number
03Find the number

Where to Find Your Model Number

Every accurate parts order starts with the model number, not the brand and not the year. It is printed on a sticker or a metal plate, and manufacturers hide it in roughly the same places.

RefrigeratorInside the fresh-food compartment: on the ceiling, the upper side wall, or in the crisper drawer channel.
WasherUnder the lid on top-load machines, or around the door opening on front-load. Sometimes on the rear panel.
DryerInside the door opening, on the rim or the door itself. Occasionally on the back panel near the vent.
Range or ovenPull out the bottom storage drawer and look at the frame, or open the door and check the front frame edge.
DishwasherOn the edge of the door, visible only when the door is open. Usually the left or right inner edge.
MicrowaveInside the door frame, or on the back or side casing on over-the-range units.

Photograph the plate and send it to us. A blurred digit is the single most common reason the wrong part gets ordered, and a photograph removes the guesswork entirely.

Email your model number
05Which part

OEM or Universal, and What the Warranty Actually Covers

Most parts come in two forms. Which one suits you depends on the component, the age of the machine and the budget. Whichever you pick, the warranty is the same.

OEM parts

Made by, or for, the company that built your appliance, and matched to your exact model number.

  • Guaranteed fit against the model number
  • The right choice for control boards and sealed components
  • Higher price than the universal equivalent

Universal and aftermarket parts

Replacement components built to fit a range of machines. We are an authorised Supco dealer, a brand technicians have used since 1945.

  • Usually cheaper than the branded part
  • Common for elements, thermostats, belts, hoses and capacitors
  • Not every part has a universal alternative — ask and we will tell you
90

Ninety-day warranty on every part

OEM or universal, electrical or mechanical, bought over the counter or ordered in — every part we sell is covered for 90 days. One term, no exceptions to read through, and it is printed on your receipt.

06Brands

Brands We Supply Parts For

The brands we hold parts for run wider than the brands we sell as appliances. Whirlpool, Samsung, LG, Maytag and Kenmore machines are common in St. Albert homes and we supply parts for all of them, even though we are not their appliance dealer. Brands shown with a link have a page on our site.

Whirlpool Frigidaire GE Samsung LG Bosch Electrolux Maytag KitchenAid Kenmore Danby Amana Inglis Thermador Midea Blomberg Broan Supco
07Trade counter

Trade Accounts, Property Managers and Do-It-Yourself Repairs

The counter serves three different customers, and the pricing and paperwork differ for each.

Service companies

Wholesale accounts are open to appliance repair businesses. Give us the model and the part and we will check availability against our supplier network.

Property managers

Buildings that keep their own maintenance staff can buy at account pricing rather than retail, on the parts that fail most often.

Homeowners doing it themselves

No account needed. Bring the model number, or the old part itself, and we will match it over the counter.

Appliance parts pages: Lethbridge, Calgary and Edmonton. Looking for a whole machine instead? See Appliances St Albert.

08Questions

Frequently Asked Questions — Appliance Parts, St. Albert

Can I get appliance parts in St. Albert from Appliance Kingdom?

Yes, through our Edmonton counter at 9058 51 Ave NW. Call 780-498-7273 or email with the model number first and we will confirm the part is in stock and hold it at the counter, so the trip from St. Albert is one journey rather than two.

Is there an appliance parts store in St. Albert itself?

St. Albert is well served by repair companies and a long-established fix-it shop, but the dedicated appliance parts counters are in Edmonton. That is why so many St. Albert searches for a part end up pointing south into the city.

What do you need from me to find the right part?

The model number and a description of the fault. The model number is on a sticker or plate: inside the fridge compartment, under the washer lid, inside the dryer door, behind the range storage drawer, or on the edge of the dishwasher door. Photograph it and send it through, because one misread character orders the wrong component.

Do you carry parts for Whirlpool, Samsung, LG and Maytag?

Yes. Our parts range is broader than our appliance dealership. The parts counter covers Bosch, Danby, Electrolux, Frigidaire, GE, LG, Samsung and Whirlpool among others, and Kenmore machines are usually served through the aftermarket lines.

What warranty comes with an appliance part?

Ninety days, on every part we sell. It makes no difference whether the part is OEM or universal, electrical or mechanical, off the shelf or ordered in for you. One term, printed on your receipt.

Are electrical parts covered too, or only mechanical ones?

Covered on the same terms. Control boards, relays, motors and switches carry the same 90 days as a belt or a hose. We would still rather spend a few minutes on the model number and the symptom before you buy, because fitting the wrong part costs you a repair visit even when the part itself is covered.

Are universal parts cheaper than the branded ones?

Usually, yes. We stock both, and we are an authorised dealer for Supco, an aftermarket manufacturer technicians have relied on since 1945. Not every component has a universal alternative, so tell us the part you are after and we will say plainly whether one exists.

Can you get parts for an older or discontinued appliance?

Often. Between our supplier network and the Supco aftermarket range, parts for older machines are frequently still available even when the manufacturer has moved on. Send the model number and we will check rather than guess.

How long does a special-order part take to arrive?

We will give you an estimate, and we will be straight with you that it is an estimate. Supply times still move around, so we do not promise arrival dates on ordered parts. Anything sitting on our shelf you can collect the same day.

Do you supply appliance parts to repair companies and property managers?

Yes. Wholesale accounts are open to service companies and property management firms, which means account pricing rather than retail on the components that fail most often. Call 780-498-7273 to set one up.

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