Right Parts
We help kitchens source the correct replacement parts for ovens, fryers, dishwashers and heated equipment.
Clear Support
Our team assists with part identification, compatibility checks and practical ordering guidance before dispatch.
National Reach
FoodServ Parts Store sells online across South Africa with stock handling and dispatch coordinated from Midrand.
Trade Focus
We serve restaurants, canteens, caterers, hospitality sites and service teams that need dependable spare parts supply.
Oven Elements
Replacement heating elements for commercial ovens where steady chamber heat is critical.
Grill Elements
Upper grill elements for salamanders and grill sections needing fast radiant heat.
Fryer Elements
Immersion heating elements for electric fryers used in high-output cooking lines.
Boiler Elements
Heating elements for water tanks, boilers and hot holding systems in foodservice environments.
Capillary Thermostats
Temperature control thermostats for ovens, fryers and heated cabinets with capillary sensing.
Limit Thermostats
Safety cut-out thermostats that protect heated equipment from overheating and shutdown faults.
Probe Sensors
Temperature probe sensors for electronic control systems on modern cooking equipment.
Deck Ovens
Parts for deck ovens including elements, thermostats, gaskets and door hardware.
Convection Ovens
Spares for convection ovens where fan heat, controls and seals need attention.
Combination Ovens
Replacement components for combi-style cooking units with heating and control demands.
Gas Ranges
Gas range parts such as burners, pilots, valves and flame safety components.
Griddles
Heating and control spares for flat-top griddles in breakfast and fast service kitchens.
Chargrills
Parts for gas chargrills including burners, ignition pieces and temperature controls.
Spot a Bad Element
Learn the common signs that a heating element has failed or is close to failure.
When a Gasket Fails
Door seal failure often shows up first as heat loss, leaks or longer cooking times.
Thermostat or Limit
This guide explains the different jobs of control thermostats and safety limits.
Pilot Won't Stay Lit
A weak pilot flame can point to dirt, poor positioning or a failing thermocouple.