Perfect Fry Serial Number Lookup
Finding and understanding appliance serial numbers is essential when you are searching for replacement parts. The serial number located on your Perfect Fry appliance has a sequence of numbers and letters to help identify manufacturing dates and/or equipment models. Below, we will help you with your Perfect Fry serial number lookup and understanding what those numbers mean.
2004-2019
Reading and understanding the serial number for appliances manufactured between 2004 and 2019 is easy when you know what you’re looking at. The serial numbers starts with the model code:
- G – Gas models
- E – Electric models
- F – Filters
The next two digits in the serial number represent the manufactured year. So if your appliance was manufactured in 2010 the number would be “10”. The next letter in the serial number represents the production month:
- A – January
- B – February
- C – March
- D – April
- E – May
- F – June
- G – July
- H – August
- J – September
- K – October
- L – November
- M – December
2020-Present
Equipment made in 2020 and to date have different serial numbers than previous appliances. These serial numbers start with the data code, followed by the letter model code and then the factory sequence code.
- Data Code - This code is a sequence of digits that represent the date the appliance was manufactured. The numbers start with the month, then the day and year of manufacture. If your machine was manufactured on February 7th, 2018, the data code would be “020718”.
- Letter Model Code - The next two digits in the serial number belong to the letter model codes. These two letters show which type of model your appliance is.
- Factory Sequence - These digits come after the letter model digits and has 3 numbers to it. This sequence is the last of the serial number code.
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