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I own this Fisher Paykel double oven, need a part.

5 years ago

I have been pleased with this product but this is the second time it has needed a replacement rubber seal for top oven. Where can I get one from?

Fisher & Paykel OB60B77CEX3 Double Built-in Oven 60cm · More Info

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Fisher & Paykel Appliances UK & Ireland
5 years ago
Hi Pauline,

Please give our spare parts team a call on 08000 886 607 and they will be able to help you with this.

Many thanks,

Amanda
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