Spare parts and replacement

Buying Spare Parts for Household Appliances

Buying spare parts for household appliances offers a cost-effective way to breathe new life into broken devices. With 70% of all faulty household appliances being repairable, replacing parts is a wise investment that benefits both your wallet and the environment.

Financial Benefits of Spare Parts

Repairing with spare parts is usually cheaper than buying a new appliance. This cost saving makes repair financially attractive for most household appliances, depending on the type of device and the needed part.

Positive Environmental Impact Through Repairing

Replacing parts extends the lifespan of appliances by an average of 3-5 years. This extension significantly reduces electronic waste and contributes to a more sustainable way of living. By choosing repair instead of replacement, you contribute to a circular economy where smart household appliances are used to their fullest.

Most Replaced Parts

The following parts are most often replaced in household appliances:

• Filters for washing machines and dishwashers
• Hoses and seals for water supply such as rubber seals 3/4" and rubber seals 1/2"
• Heating elements in ovens and dryers
• Pumps for drainage systems
• Fastening materials such as hose clamps and extensions

Where to Buy Parts

Online shops offer the greatest availability with 85% of parts for devices younger than 10 years. Manufacturer stores guarantee original quality, while local repair services can provide personal advice. For modern smart home devices, you often find specialised parts dealers who combine expertise with various options for every budget.

Recognising Quality and Warranty

Original parts come with factory warranty and fit perfectly. Compatible parts are alternative options but may vary in quality. Always keep purchase receipts and check warranty conditions for both the part and the installation to protect yourself.