how to tell model number? looking for model 6935
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The easiest way is to go to the Pfleuger site and look at the line capacity for the model you want. I don't know why amazon lists them by line capacity rather than model #.
614887
look on the underside of the reel right behind the antireverse lever the #should be there
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According to Pflueger's website, the 6935 has a line capacity of 185 yds of 8 lb mono, so it would be that one.
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There should be a label underneath the vacuum that gives the model number as well as the serial number.
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Google the model number & manual. You should be able to find the pdf file of the manual on Danby's website.
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Not sure, you can google the model # & it should get you on the right track.
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My MX340 has the model number written just above the menu screen. It should also tell in the manual.
179683
There are many versions of this filter. 691035 is a standard filter 695666 is a longer version that has a longer life. They will both work just fine for your application.
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need to check model number from starter against number list for each part kit.
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Item model and part number 20235R I found this under the Product Information for this item
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Hey Health Nut, I feel your pain, the conclusion I came to is that they don't want you to know. They don't list the model #'s on their own homepage. I bought 3 of the 3512 only to find out a month later that my local parts dealer had them for $5 apiece cheaper. You might shop around locally and get a pleasant surprize, I wish I had. Good Luck.
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find the model # then go to partstree.com put in brand & part # then look up the part an get the number
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Bernie, the model number should be on the underside of the base unit, or you could look at your receipt.Mike
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Lay your machine on it's side and look on the bottom of your machine. That's what I did and there is a sticker with the model and serial number there.
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The only model number I can find is on the clippers and it says Model 104379
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I'm not really sure other than the Model 612 is a newer model series. I have the older #611 model series.
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If you look for (web) images of 795476 it appears to be non-existent or an obsolete part number. There are hundreds of images of the 795477 so my bet would be that is the one you would choose. And that jives with the part number referenced by the store you contacted. I think you're safe!
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Check the manufacturers website t see if they have a pdf download for your model number.
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I can't remember which old model number I had that this replaced, but it worked fine. With some research, you can probably figure out if it looks like it will fit.