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Check available equipment records for compatible parts and warranty information. Read the documented serial formats for your equipment and find its manual.
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Request the available supplier record for this serial. Returned replacement parts describe components; they do not identify the complete equipment model.
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Locations vary: CTB/CTBR above the control panel under the upper ledge; Xcel at the back; combi and XR8 units on the right. Other models use the control compartment; consult the manual before accessing it.
The equipment records form describes six numbers, two letters, three numbers and a final letter. Manufacturer-specific older formats also exist.
Read these alongside the source limits below. A source-described format does not establish an automatic decoding rule for every product.
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Find the complete serial and any separately labelled date, product or model code. Compare your device with the matching product family below.
The manual also places the rating plate behind the control panel; an external serial can avoid opening a service panel.
Check model-specific instructions; service compartments should be accessed by qualified personnel.
Blodgett 900 parts manual, p2: three serial generations and model codes ↗
Only the reviewed 900, DFG100/200 and ES model-code families.
The first six digits are MMDDYY, not YYMMDD. The chart gives exact day/month but a general serial does not encode its century. A model candidate is the manufacturer chart family, not every option or fuel configuration. X in the ES illustration is a placeholder for top/bottom, not a verified oven section code.
Only the manufacturer-listed HV100E model codes; no section suffix is shown.
No century, exact build options or manufacturing location is inferred.
Older layouts explicitly charted in the 900 and DFG100/200 manuals.
A denotes the complete 900 series; it does not identify model981. The year century needs device context. No undocumented transition year is imposed.
Only the explicitly illustrated old 98/N model/fuel combination.
Example 65398-N is June1953 in source context. Month has one or two digits; the year itself has two. Other historic model/gas mappings have not been proved.
Blodgett S1820G gas conveyor family, with production beginning May 2007.
The manufacturer places the month in positions6–7 and year in8–9. The first four digits are an order-of-production identifier and the fifth is model-specific; no fifth-digit model mapping is published in this source.
Understanding the record
A compatible replacement part is a component and can fit several equipment models. An equipment model is shown only if the record explicitly identifies it. You can enter the model printed on your unit to search its manuals independently.
The lookup displays warranty fields available for the serial. Dates alone do not establish entitlement: parts, labor, installation, geography and purchase requirements can differ. Confirm coverage with the manufacturer before arranging service.
Use “Copy share link” after a lookup. The serial and optional model appear after #serial= in the URL. Anyone with that link can repeat the lookup and see those details.
Check letters, leading zeros and meaningful hyphens. Use the manufacturer’s support and model-specific manual. A database coverage gap and a temporary service failure are different results.
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