Posted on July 2, 2011. In order to find the age of a Whirlpool built appliance you will need the serial number from the appliance. Using the serial number it would be either 1982 or 2012, but since it was in the house when you bought it, The date of manufacture would be the 49 week of 1982.. Nick Posted on.

Whirlpool Age This page may help you find out the manufacturing date of your Whirlpool built appliance. You will need to write down the model number and letters from your. The date code is in the letter on your model number. Example model numbers: LRS6233 BW1= 1994 or SF367PE YW1= 1992 or LE6685X PW1= 1985 or ET22PKX XW0= 1991 or EV150CX KW0 = 1982 K = 1982 or 2001 L = 1983 or 2002 M = 1984 or 2003 P = 1985 or 2004 R = 1986 or 2005 S = 1987 or 2006 T = 1988 or 2007 V = 1989 or 2008 W = 1990 or 2009 X = 1991 or 2010 Y = 1992 or 2011 A = 1993 or 2012 B = 1994 or 2013 D = 1995 or 2014 E = 1996 or 2015 F = 1997 or 2016 G = 1998 or 2017 H = 1999 or 2018 J = 2000 or 2019 ( WLP codes compliments of Fyxxer.

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Updated 5/22/2009 Appliance manufacturers often use a date code as part the of the units serial number to signify when it was manufactured. We technicians use these date codes daily to assist in determining whether an appliance is still covered by a factory warranty in the absence of a purchase receipt. Boris Fx 10 Serial Crack Keygen.

These codes and how to read them change from company to company, but I have put this list together covering how to break down the codes, and some examples of how to read them. This list will work for most newer appliances as long as you are reading from the correct format. Often times, appliances are made by one manufacturer for another so the format may not always look the same from appliance to appliance. I will update this list as I find changes, omissions, and corrections. If you need to know when an appliance was made, this list should help.