We specialise in supplying Smeg spare parts and can find any Smeg spare part so long as it is still available. And, we can often supply Smeg spares cheaper than you will find them anywhere else.

If you cannot find what you are looking for on the site, the chances are that it's a part that has very little or no use to date. It does not mean that we do not stock it or cannot get it for you and, as ever, it's almost always worth asking us for advice and we'd rather you did if you're even a little unsure.

In order to find Smeg spare parts correctly the first key ingredient is the model number which is more or less essential for virtually all spare parts but, like almost all, increasingly the product code or serial number can also be needed, this isn't hugely common with Smeg but, it can happen.

People often think that Smeg Spa 42016 is a model, it isn't, that is Smeg's Italian company registration number!

This video quickly shows the process for finding a Smeg spare part:

If you see multiple versions of a part being used on the same model number then there will be multiple variants and if you are not sure the best thing to do is find the rating plate, take a photo or all the information from it and send us that. We will then work out what part it is that you need for that particular Smeg product.

Doing it that way, while it takes a little bit longer up front, is a lot less time consuming and hassle than getting the wrong spare part for your Smeg. we are only too happy to help you this way.

Do watch on cookers and others as you will get the like of an SUK61MFX for example, but there can be multiple variants that will have a digit after that, making it SUK61MFX5 and so on. These can be completely different internally and only have some shared components.

Below are some examples of Smeg rating plates to show what you are looking for.

Important Information

To get to the part number is the most important thing to be doing as, from that you can then cross reference, find any alternative parts and so on as well as ensuring the part you get is correct.

Keep in mind that many, many spare parts are about the same size, look the same but this does not in any way mean that you can fit any as the differences are often slight but, means that they are not interchangeable. So, following the path here from the full model and serial number and to the part number is the only way to ensure you get the correct spare part for your Smeg appliance.

There are often scores of versions of a single part, things can change and it can be very confusing, we're here to help you through that and to prevent errors.

Guessing, using images alone and ordering because parts look like what you need, trying to measure things are by far and away the most common reasons that people get parts wrong. Please don't do this as it's hassle and cost you don't want or need, it's better to take the time and do it right the first time than try to fix it later.

All the more so as Smeg will regularly change some parts meaning that they may not look exactly the same as the original part so it is vital to follow the path as explained or, you run the risk of ordering incorrect parts and, we don't want that so please check and/or ask if you're even slightly unsure.