Jul 21, 2017 Visit the Appliance Age Finder website (see Resources) to find manufacturing dates for Whirlpool, KitchenAid, Roper, Estate and Heritage Maytag appliances. Type in the serial number and hit the. Frigidaire serial number number age finder: For example lets use the serial number NF11910958. The NF stands for where it was made. The first digit is the year which in this case it is 2001. The fourth and fifth character is the Week of manufacture. So this is April of 2001. My mom and sister bought me this really nice looking Kitchen Aid mixer we are trying to figure out what year it was made the serial number w91314563. I can not seem to find the year it was made i see a few of them for sale on ebay. The rest of the info on the machine is KitchenAid Ultra Power Series Stand Mixer KSM90 300w. I have a model K-45 that my parents purchased in January, 1974 and the original receipt shows the price, including tax, was $101.72. It's still used two to three times a week and shows no signs of retirement any time.

Cuisinart has been manufacturing Food Processors for over 40 years, and in that time has made innumerable changes to their design. Read on to figure out which Cuisinart food processor you have and how to find parts to fit it.

Cuisinart organizes their food processor models into ‘series’, and then, every few years, will debut a new version of a series. The series are determined by the capacity of the workbowl. For example, the 7 Series includes all DLC-7 models, of which there are a variety of versions (DLC-7E, DLC-7SP. DLC-7P, etc.), all of which have a 14 cup capacity workbowl. All versions of a series can use the same replacement parts. If you know which series you have, click on that series below to see the parts available for your machine. If you do not know which series you have, read on.

Kitchenaid Serial Number Lookup

Ways to identify your model series:

On the lid (this method works best on newer versions)

On a flat lid: Turn the lid so that the ‘Cuisinart’ brand is facing you. Below that you will see the series printed (example: 8 Series).

On a lid with a feedtube: Turn the lid so that the ‘Cuisinart’ brand is facing you. Below that you will see the series model number printed (example: DLC-7).
**On a Miniprep lid, you will see the part serial number printed (example: DLC-2AWB)

On the base
At the front of the base: underneath the ‘Cuisinart’ brand name, the series model name may be printed in large block letters (eg: DLC-7 SUPER PRO, LITTLE PRO, HANDY CHOP). This method is more reliable with newer models of Cuisinart Food Processors.

On the underside of the base: flip the base over. You will see either a silver sticker with text or a raised imprint in the plastic. Underneath the ‘Cuisinart’ brand is the model number. The text is very small and can be difficult to read – you may want to use a magnifying glass to read the print.

On your parts
This is the most difficult way to identify your machine since the text is very small and imprinted in the plastic, and the numbers are printed on parts that may be used frequently, giving a high probability that the serial number may be scratched or unreadable.

This method is unreliable for amber-colored parts because Cuisinart did not consistently number their parts until they moved to using the modern clear gray plastic.

On the stem
Remove your stem from the machine base and remove any metal disc that may be attached. Turn the stem over (so that the half-moon shaped part is facing up). You will see the series number etched into the metal (example: DLC-8) above the retractable metal prong.

On the bowl
Remove your bowl from the base of your machine and hold the handle in front of you (like you’re holding a bouquet of flowers). Look directly down into the bowl. The serial number is printed on the underside of the bowl, near the bottom of the handle. You are looking for a set of letters (either DLC or FP) followed by a dash (-) then three numbers.

Use this chart to match your bowl’s serial number to a series number:

We sell parts for the following series:

Kitchenaid Model Number Meaning