How old is my Hisense?
A serial number alone may not establish the age of your Hisense equipment. Look for a manufacture date on the rating label, then check original documents or contact the manufacturer if the date is missing.
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Hisense age can't be read from the serial number
Hisense doesn't publish a reliable way to calculate an HVAC unit's age from its serial number. Check the rating plate for a printed manufacture date. If none is shown, contact Hisense Customer Service with the model, serial number, and batch number.
The shorter value beside “SERIAL NO.” is the serial. Keep the longer barcode text as supporting information.
Canada support: 1-855-344-7367
United States support: 1-877-465-3566
An installation invoice or service record can help establish the equipment’s history. A standards revision year, patent date or manual copyright date is not its manufacture date.
Hisense appliances
How to find the age, the serial number, typical life and parts for each:
- Hisense refrigerator10–15 yrs
- Hisense range or oven13–15 yrs
- Hisense dishwasher9–12 yrs
- Hisense microwave8–10 yrs
- Hisense freezer10–20 yrs
- Hisense air conditioner12–17 yrs
- Hisense dehumidifier5–8 yrs
US appliance range also includes compact refrigerators and wine coolers; air conditioners include window and portable units. Televisions remain the company's best-known product.
About Hisense
Hisense is a Chinese electronics and appliance group that began in 1969 as a radio factory in Qingdao. Best known for televisions, it also sells refrigerators, freezers, dishwashers, cooking appliances and room air conditioners in North America, and owns the European appliance makers Gorenje and Asko.
- Owned by
- Hisense Group
- Headquarters
- Qingdao, Shandong, China (US research centre in Suwanee, Georgia)
- Founded
- 1969
Sister brands: Gorenje, Asko, Toshiba (televisions), Sharp (Americas, licensed), Kelon, Ronshen.
Hisense history
- 1969: Hisense began as the Qingdao No. 2 Radio Factory in China.
- 2015: Hisense set up a production base in North America and bought Sharp's TV business for the Americas.
- 2017: Hisense bought a 95% stake in Toshiba Visual Solutions (televisions).
- 2018: Hisense became majority owner of Slovenian appliance maker Gorenje, which also owns Asko.
- 2022: Hisense opened a home appliance research centre in Suwanee, Georgia.
Hisense recalls
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