Where can I buy used appliance parts in Mississauga?
AVAUP sells used original (OEM) appliance parts in Port Credit, Mississauga. Search our stock online by part or model number, order by text and pick up. We serve customers from Mississauga, Toronto, Oakville, Brampton, Etobicoke and the rest of the GTA.
Are your parts original (OEM)?
Almost all our parts are original OEM parts taken from real appliances, not aftermarket copies. Each listing shows the factory part numbers so you can match them with your old part.
Which brands do you have parts for?
Whirlpool, Maytag, Kenmore, Amana, KitchenAid, LG, Samsung, GE, Hotpoint, Frigidaire, Electrolux, Bosch and more: control boards, motors, drain pumps, water valves, heating elements, switches, sensors and wire harnesses.
How do I find the right part for my appliance?
Look for the part number printed on your old part, or the model number on the sticker of your appliance, and type it into our search. If you are not sure, text us a photo of the sticker and we will check.
What if the part doesn't work?
Every part comes with a 30-day free refund. If it doesn't work, text us and bring it back in the same condition for a full refund.
Do you deliver or ship?
Right now we offer free local pickup in Port Credit, Mississauga. Need shipping? All our parts are also on our eBay store with shipping across Canada.
Pickup in Port Credit, Mississauga
Order here and pick up in Port Credit, Mississauga. Need shipping? Buy on our eBay store.
Original (OEM) parts for washers, dryers, fridges, ranges and dishwashers, serving Mississauga, Toronto and the GTA.
What we do
We take apart used home appliances (washers, dryers, fridges, ranges and dishwashers) and sell the working parts. Mostly electronic and electrical parts: control boards, motors, pumps, valves, switches, sensors and heating elements.
Almost every part is original (OEM), taken from a real appliance, not a cheap copy. A used OEM part often costs much less than a new one, and it fits the way the factory part did.
Why buy used parts
Save money. A repair with a used part is often far cheaper than a new part or a new appliance.
Original quality. OEM parts made for your brand, with the factory part numbers.
Less waste. A working part stays in use instead of going to the landfill.
Local and fast. Order online and pick up in Port Credit.
Serving Mississauga, Toronto and the GTA
We're based in Port Credit, Mississauga. Customers pick up from all over the Greater Toronto Area: Mississauga, Toronto, Etobicoke, Oakville, Brampton, Milton and Burlington. If you're farther away, the same parts are on our eBay store with shipping across Canada.
We carry parts for the brands you'll find in most Canadian homes: Whirlpool, Maytag, Kenmore, Amana, KitchenAid, LG, Samsung, GE, Hotpoint, Frigidaire, Electrolux and Bosch. Repairing with a used OEM part is often the cheapest way to get a washer, dryer, fridge, stove or dishwasher working again.
Our guarantee: 30-day free refund
If a part doesn't work, bring it back within 30 days and we'll give you a full refund. No long story needed. Just text us first, and return the part in the same condition we sold it (not damaged during installation).
How we check parts
We check each part before we list it and photograph the actual part you will get. Every listing has the part numbers from the label, so you can compare them with your old part.
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Questions?
Text us your part number or appliance model. We usually answer the same day.
Washer won't drain? What to check before buying a part
Troubleshooting · November 1, 2026 · 4 min read
If your washer finishes a cycle with water still inside, don't rush to buy a new pump. A few simple checks can save you money.
Safety first: unplug the washer and turn off the water taps before you check anything. Have towels ready, as water will come out.
1. Check the drain hose
Make sure the hose behind the washer is not kinked or crushed, and that it is not pushed too far into the standpipe. A blocked hose looks exactly like a broken pump.
2. Clean the pump filter (front-load washers)
Many front-load washers have a small door at the bottom front. Behind it is a filter that catches coins, hair pins and socks. Drain the water with the small hose (if there is one), then unscrew and clean the filter.
3. Listen to the pump
Start a drain or spin cycle and listen. A humming sound with no water moving often means something is stuck in the pump. Silence can mean the pump motor has failed, or the control board is not sending power.
4. When to replace the drain pump
If the hose and filter are clear and the pump hums, buzzes loudly, or does nothing, the pump is the likely problem. Find the part number on the old pump and search for it.
5. Could it be the lid lock or the board?
On some washers, a faulty lid/door lock or control board stops the drain cycle. If a new pump does not fix it, these are the next things to check.
Not sure? Text us your washer model and what it's doing. We'll tell you what we have that may help.