Where is the serial number - toilet is 25 yrs old and need a new toilet seat.

Question edited for clarity.

Great question, but there is no online database, so you would have to ask them

https://www.pridemobility.com/resources-and-support/

Where can I find my serial number? Power Lift Recliner
The serial number begins with an L and is found on the frame on the back of the unit.
Scooter
The serial number starts with an S and is located on the seat post. The battery pack may need to be removed.
Power Chair
The serial number begins with the letter J and is found on the main frame of the power chair near the batteries. It may also be found on the seat post if the unit features a clover leaf style.

All serial numbers for Pride products are 14 characters long and are shown on a white sticker.

It is a pity they don't follow Ki

https://www.kimobility.com/serialNumberLookup.action

Customer Service Number posted in Fixya for the same question.

https://www.fixya.com/support/t14405648-tell_year_jazzy_serial_number

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I had the same issue and basically called every single american standard distributor I could find. I finally found one! They had the gold hinges but I didnt care, it fits and works fine. Make sure you know the part number. I had a good salesperson that knew to look for any color hinge so I had a seat

American Standard is the brand, so you've got a start there, but 1.6 is a flush measurement. Look around the inside for a tank for a model number - with AmStan toilets it's usually a four digit number beginning with a 2 or a 4. This will be what you need to get the OEM toilet seat. However, since toilet seats are purely cosmetic (they don't affect the functioning of the toilet), you can literally take a few measurements and find something that simply keeps you off the porcelain. http://www.plumbingsupply.com is a good one for toilet seats, btw.

Your toilet is still offered by the manufacturer:

http://www.americanstandard-us.com/toilets/williamsburg-one-piece-elongated-toilet/

Available replacement toilet seats from American Standard can be seen and ordered here:

http://www.americanstandard-us.com/repair-parts/toilet-seats/

You might consider finding you nearest dealer or choose another on-line retailer:

http://www.americanstandard-us.com/dealerLocator.aspx

Before ordering suggest you confirm with American Standard Customer Service the appropriate replacement seat for your model.

http://www.americanstandard-us.com/customerservice/onlineStoreSupport.aspx

Number one make sure it is installed as the instructions say, the seat bolts most be tight. If that is right then if you are shifting a lot of weight you may need a thicker more heavy duty seat.

I am also looking for 6.5" tires and found this
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"Find It".
Manual: http://www.use-enco.com/Machinery/199-9030.pdf

Depends on the state you are in. call the DMV explain the situation with someone who knows something (hard to do) They register restored and kit cars all the time, they can always assign a VIN number.

Hi,
Look inside of the tank the number will be stampes into the porcelin of the inside of the tank...

heatman101

New PC or old PC?
New motherboard or old motherboard?
New hard-drive or old hard-drive?

Check the ribbon-cable between the motherboard and the disk-drive, to make sure that both ends are seated correctly.

Turn the computer off. Unplug the AC power-cord.
Touch the hard-drive -- is it "warm" or "cold" ?
Cold means that it is not getting any power.

Remove the hard-drive. Look at the labels on it. Write-down the manufacturer, model-number, serial-number, and manufacture-date. Go to the manufacturer's web-site, and enter the serial-number, to see if the drive is still under warranty.

In most cases, the chassis serial number is hidden underneath the seats or carpet. The best bet to find it, even if it takes a few hours to do, will be to remove all the seats and carpets from the vehicule. That way you will have the whole floor visible and you will have a much better chance to find it. You might also find a cap along the way labeled Chassis Serial Number which will hide the number stamped on the sheet metal, and you won't need to go any further. On my toyota echo 2005 it's hidden underneath such a cap underneath my passeger seat between the 2 mounting bolts for the seat for example.