6F8203 LOYCP What is the model number associated with this serial number?

That's not a Sears part number. Look for a plate on the motor housing. There will be three number, a dot, and several more numbers.

Then go to https://www.searspartsdirect.com/ , enter your model number and open the parts breakdown. The manual is usually near the end of the parts list, often there's no related part number associated.

Sometimes it is on a metal plate or on older machines it is sometimes stamped into the metal on the underside of the machine. FWIW, older machines there is usually only one number--the serial number. That serial number is associated with a model number:

Singer Sewing Machine Company Serial Numbers

The model number MC676LLA is usually associated with the Apple iPhone 4.

As with any hardware, you need to supply a "brand name" or manufacturer and what the "model number" is. Of course, a model number is not a serial number. Even within a brand, each model may have its own set of serial numbers. I suggest you do a google search for "brand serial numbers" replacing the word brand with your specific brand. But here is a short cut that may serve you well:

http://musictrader.com/?page_id=61

If you want to try another type of direct google search for your:

If you do not know the brand, then try the type of instrument and serial numbers. That may offer you a list of different instrument brands with links to serial numbers associated with them. Here is a result for a search for clarinet serial numbers.

For example: http://www.woodwind.org/clarinet/Equipment/HowOld/

its a 2011
CY: Y = Yako (Taiwan) C = China. CY is followed by 2-digit year. CY appears on most models produced in China, and is by far the most common form. These forms are apparently associated with the change to Crafted in China, so post-1996 models only would have this form of serial number.
Some Chinese Gretsch's use a CY serial number. http://forums.fender.com/viewtopic.php?t=6299

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its a 1998 model..
CY: Y = Yako (Taiwan) C = China. CY is followed by 2-digit year. CY appears on most models produced in China, and is by far the most common form. These forms are apparently associated with the change to Crafted in China, so post-1996 models only would have this form of serial number.
Some Chinese Gretsch's use a CY serial number.
As far as price goes....that is all up to you but i would check on Ebay and craigslist and look at completed or sold items and see whats trending.. Good luck

Look in the owners manual, or associated manuals, there should be either a card with the radio access code, or it may be written in the "Audio system" handbook.
If that isn't available, you'll have to go to the dealer and have them retrieve the radio code. They should be able to look it up by the VIN.
If the radio has been changed or replaced, the radio will have to be removed and the serial number off of the radio will be required for the dealer to find the associated access code.
The access codes are associated with the serial number of the unit, NOT by the VIN number, or vehicle.

By a serial number to a set, its model cannot be detected.
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This model Rolex has been manufactured over multiple years, and it is not possible to date your watch based purely on is model number. However, it is possible to date most Rolexes based on their serial numbers, which can be found stamped between the lower lugs (i.e., the lugs below 6:00 on the watch dial). You will need to remove the band from these lugs to read the serial number.

Dating the watch case of a Rolex does not necessarily date the entire watch. It is possible that a movement from another watch was placed into a watch case that is younger or older than the the movement. Like Rolex watch cases, Rolex movements can also be dated by their serial numbers, if this is a concern you have about this particular watch.

This jeweler has put together a nice summary of when Rolex watch models were introduced and which serial numbers are associated with specific years of manufacture. Once you have found your serial number, this should help you date your watch. I have no connection (financial or otherwise) with this web site, but I found the information useful and presented in an easy to understand way.

http://www.bgrayjewelers.com/rolex_information.htm

Hi JK,
We have to use the combination of dynamic list and indirect() function.
and offcourse countif() and if().

If you need the solution from me, Please send me the sample sheet on [email protected] so that I can send you the solution sheet.

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