Fellow Brits. Have you seen this fridge?

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1. Can you remove the fridge door from the cupboard at all I assume its brand will be on the front looks like some screws there which if removed should release it

2. May sound obvious – but if you think it may be a Howdens installed freezer, why not ask them? If it is, they would put you in touch with the relevant manufacturer for parts etc.

   btw I am well impressed by the cleanliness and tidiness of your fridge – mine is a total chaotic shambles compared to yours…or did you tidy up before you took the photo? 🙂

3. If it’s Howdens, it’s likely a Lamona freezer – white labelled stuff.

   Edit: https://www.lamonaspares.co.uk/ – this may help

4. Measure the seals and look at the attachment points and see if you can find similar online.
   You might have to remove the FF from the units to see a makers panel.

5. Pull it out from the wall, there will be a sticker on the back

6. There is normally/sometimes a sticker on the *inside* edge of the freezer door, so its still invisible when you open the door. So thats the edge nearest to and parallel with the body of the cabinet.

   Or beside the salad drawer.

   [This video discusses your options](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U7sR8jkfBpY)

7. Try [here](https://www.thesealcompany.co.uk/identify-measure-replace?gclid=CjwKCAjwg5uZBhATEiwAhhRLHgMVyyp54SxBKWP-QvmvOgPoD_Pb-Jlbu-ie2aK8fuNPaPgF6CGEWxoCKksQAvD_BwE).

8. Fridges and freezers usually have the model/serial number etc. sticker on the side inside the fridge/freezer.

   Look on the inside wall of the fridge compartment behind the salad boxes or at the inside top and bottom behind the freezer baskets.

9. Hi there.

   White goods engineers are usually very helpful with this sort of stuff. I do agree with a previous coment, that this is most certainly a Lamona fridge/freezer. As to the model, nothing a quick google image search won’t solve

10. Someone (*cough* fridge spotter *cough*) will be able to identify it, but the idea of pulling the seal back a bit and seeing what type it is is the best one. If you’re gentle and careful then you won’t have to wreck it, and then you’ll be able to find a suitable replacement.

    [This lot have some useful guides.](https://www.fridgesealsdirect.co.uk/)

11. This looks also the same as my IKEA fridge

12. My parents have the same make (I recognise the drain design at the back) , I’m there on Tuesday and I’ll see if I can take a look – ping me on weds if I forget to reply!

    AFAIK, theirs was a howdens kitchen installed in the late 2000s.

13. Neff, Siemens and Bosch appear on their site and are common brands to be used in these types of install. Looking at the guidance for locating the serial number nearly all recommend the salad drawer is pulled out for refrigerator. Bosch also suggests for freezers the label is visible when the bottom freezer drawer is pulled out have you tried taking the the bottom drawer out and looking inside?

14. I too have a unicorn fridge that’s impossible to find spares for, Ebay has ‘universal’ fridge door seal kits that you can cut to size for about £25 if all else fails

    Good luck op!

15. Alternatively, if the kitchen was fitted in 1 installation are there other appliances you could check to give and indication of brand? I know when I had to repair my dishwasher the labels were missing but I deduced it was an indesit model as the fridge, freezer and oven had been installed the same time. I assume some of the big kitchen fitters use the same brands across the whole install

16. I have the same problem. Howdens kitchen. Cant find spares for oven, cartridge for tap mixer, and fridge freezer.

    They dont give a shit.

17. OT Question to OP and maybe others: Do you all keep your ketchup in a lid up or a lid down position?

18. Lamona

19. Unattached the wooden doors from the freezer doors, remove any retaining screws and take the freezer out of the cupboard . Not a huge amount of work and you’ll probably find a model /manufacturer label

20. Shared Middlesbrough x

21. It looks like you can unscrew the fridge/freezer from the door so maybw you could pull it out and look for branding or stickers with text dunno

22. You’ve looked on all the inside surfaces for an ID plate or label? They’re usually tucked away on the sides.

    Take the drawers out, take the shelves out, and have a good look around with a powerful torch

23. A lot of integrated fridge freezers installed by kitchen companies are CDA. The only way you’ll know for sure though is to look at the sticker on the back.