AL-KO part number lookup
Have an AL-KO part number from an old invoice, the packaging or the part itself? Enter it to see every AL-KO assembly and parts diagram it belongs to — with the item and description from the drawing — then view or download the drawing.
Two ways to find your AL-KO part
Have a part number? Use this lookup — 4,828 AL-KO part numbers across 1,113 drawing sheets are searchable.
Have the ETI number from the type plate? Use the AL-KO ETI search to go straight to your assembly's drawing.
Part number lookup: frequently asked questions
What is an AL-KO part number (drawing number)?
It's the number AL-KO uses to identify one specific part — a brake shoe set, a bowden cable of a certain length, a bolt. It's listed next to each item on the AL-KO parts diagram, and it's the number you order by.
Where do I find the part number?
Check your old invoice or packaging, or look on the part itself — AL-KO's drawings note that some parts carry their drawing number engraved on them. If you have the ETI number instead, use the ETI search.
My part number appears in lots of drawings. Which one is mine?
Common parts such as bolts, nuts and springs are used across many AL-KO assemblies, so they appear on many drawings. You can order the part by its number either way — if you want to check the rest of your assembly, pick the drawing that matches the ETI number on your AL-KO type plate.
The part number isn't found. What now?
Check for typing errors (numbers only — spaces and dashes are ignored). Some AL-KO drawings aren't online yet, so send us the number and a photo of the part and we'll identify it and supply the genuine AL-KO part.
How do I order the part once I've found it?
Quote the part number (and the ETI number if you have it) through our contact form, by email or on (02) 8960 7770, and we'll confirm fitment and availability.
Need genuine AL-KO parts?
Quote your ETI number and the drawing number of the part you need, and our team will confirm fitment and availability.