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EnglishHow eReplacement Parts Is Organized: Departments, Brands, and Popular Part Categories
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eReplacement Parts organizes its catalog around three main entry points: Popular Departments (by equipment type), See All Brands (by manufacturer), and Popular Part Categories (by specific tool or appliance model). If you already know your equipment type, start with a department; if you know the brand, use the brand list; if you know the exact machine, search the model or part number directly. The homepage's "Find Parts Fast" search box accepts either a model number or a part number.
Popular Departments: Start With the Equipment Type
The site's top-level departments split the catalog by broad equipment category. The homepage lists these departments:
| Department | Example brands shown |
|---|---|
| Power Tool Parts | Milwaukee, DeWALT, Bosch, Jet, Ridgid, Makita |
| Lawn Equipment Parts | Husqvarna, Troy-Bilt, Craftsman, Briggs and Stratton, Toro, MTD |
| Small Appliance Parts | Breville, DeLonghi, Presto, KitchenAid, Waring, Crock-Pot |
| BBQ Parts | Char-Broil, Weber, Broil King, Blue Ember, Broil-Mate, Huntington |
| HVAC Parts | — |
| Patio & Yard Parts | — |
| Maintenance Kits | — |
This is the fastest route when you know what kind of equipment you're fixing but not the exact model page. For example, if you need a part for a pressure washer, the Lawn Equipment department is the natural starting point before narrowing to brand and model.
See All Brands: Enter by Manufacturer
The "See All Brands" link opens the full brand directory. This path suits you when the brand is the fixed fact — you own a DeWALT saw or a KitchenAid mixer — and you want to browse everything that brand offers. From a brand page, you typically narrow down to the equipment type and then the model.
The homepage also repeats brand names inside each department (e.g., Milwaukee and DeWALT under Power Tool Parts), so you can reach a brand either through the department list or the full brand index.
Popular Part Categories: Enter by Specific Machine
"Popular Part Categories" is the most granular browse layer. Each entry points to a specific machine family, such as:
- Power tools: Delta Table Saw, Ridgid Table Saw, Craftsman Miter Saw, Craftsman Table Saw
- Lawn and yard: Ryobi Trimmer, Homelite Trimmer, Husqvarna Lawn Mower, Toro Lawn Mower, Toro Snowblower, Craftsman Snowblower, Craftsman Lawn Tractor
- Small engines and outdoor power: Briggs & Stratton Engine, Kawasaki Small Engine, Powermate Generator
- Cleaning equipment: Ryobi Pressure Washer, Karcher Pressure Washer, Craftsman Pressure Washer, Campbell Hausfeld Air Compressor, Husky Air Compressor, Kobalt Air Compressor, Craftsman Air Compressor
- Kitchen appliances: KitchenAid Mixer, Sunbeam Mixer, Mr. Coffee Tea Maker, Black and Decker Coffee Maker, Black and Decker Food Processor, Crock-Pot Slow Cooker
- Other: Hunter Ceiling Fan, Craftsman Hydraulic Jack, Black and Decker Vacuum, Craftsman Vacuum, Pflueger Spinning Reel
These categories are effectively pre-built landing pages for high-demand repairs. If your machine appears here, you can skip the department and brand steps and go straight to its parts list and diagrams.
Shop by Tool Type and Model Number Search
Two more entry points sit alongside the browse structure:
- Shop by Tool Type groups power tools by tool category, useful when you know it's a miter saw or drill but want to compare across brands.
- Find Parts Fast search accepts a model or part number. The site links a "How do I find my model number?" help page for locating the plate or sticker on your equipment.
The homepage also states an OEM Guarantee, a catalog of 2+ million parts, fast shipping, and expert service — claims to verify against the specific part page before ordering.
Which Entry Point Should You Use?
- You know the exact model number: use the search box first; it's the shortest path.
- You know the brand but not the model: go through See All Brands, then narrow by equipment type.
- You know the equipment type only: start with the matching Popular Department.
- Your machine is a common repair target: check Popular Part Categories — it may already have a dedicated page with diagrams.
Beyond the Catalog: Repair Help
The site pairs parts with repair content: a Repair Center with instructional videos and articles, a Blog, a YouTube channel, and a Facebook community. Featured videos on the homepage include a switch repair on a DeWALT DW708 miter saw and a miter saw blade lock pin replacement, both presented as short DIY jobs. These are useful for confirming which part you need before you order — watch the relevant video, note the part shown, then search that part number.