Home appliance spare parts

Home appliance spare parts in Australia

Updated 4 November 2026

Home appliance spare parts in Australia usually cost between about A$8.50 and A$45 for small items such as switches, latches and filters, while heating elements and burners run from about A$41 to A$124. These are approximate prices from sellers' websites in November 2026. The quickest way to current prices is a request on BlaBlaPrice with the part number or your appliance's model.

Warranties and consumer rights on a part

Under the Australian Consumer Law, a part that fails to meet a guarantee may entitle you to a repair, a replacement or a refund, depending on how serious the fault is. Appliance makers' own warranties often run from 3 to 12 months, according to one parts supplier, and some brands give two years on parts and labour for the appliance itself. Keep the invoice for the part, since the warranty on a fitted part is usually tied to the date of purchase.

Hot months and the appliances that work hardest

November is late spring, and the summer from December to February is when fridges and freezers work hardest. A failing door seal, fan or fridge shelf can spoil food in the heat, so it is worth ordering the part in November, before the hottest weeks. Washing machines and dryers are used all year, so a dryer belt or door latch can be replaced at any time.

How parts are bought and fitted here

Parts are posted or couriered between Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth and Adelaide, and sellers often list the delivery cost separately. Check the model number on the label inside the door or on the back of the appliance, and compare the part number with the seller's listing before you pay. Ask whether the part is genuine (original) or compatible, and whether a technician can fit it in your city. Dimensions are given in millimetres and weights in grams or kilograms, so check them against the old part.

What to write in your request

Name the part, the type of appliance and its make and model, and the part number if you have it. Say whether you want an original or a compatible part, the part's condition (new or used), and whether you need a technician to fit it. Add the city for delivery or fitting, and your budget.

Describe the fault in your own words in a BlaBlaPrice chat, and add a photo of the part or the label if it helps. The AI asks for any missing details and checks sellers' websites and price lists in Australia, then shows what it found. Sellers registered on BlaBlaPrice reply in the chat with their price, terms and delivery, and your contact details stay hidden until you choose whom to contact. You can also look at washing machines or tumble dryers, or create a request on the home page.