Appliance Spares
Quick answer: Yes — you can get parts for an Aldi Stirling washing machine in Australia, and we stock the full wear-part range: door seals ($89–$110), drive belts ($35), drain pumps ($58–$60), inlet valves, door locks, spiders, bearing kits and lint filters. Aldi doesn’t run a parts counter, but Stirling machines use common OEM platforms, so the spares exist — match your STR-FLW or SFLW model code and most repairs are an under-an-hour DIY job.
The part that fixes this
- Stirling Front Load Washing Machine Door Seal STR-FLW80W STR-FLW80C
- Stirling 10 KG Front Load Washing Machine Door Seal SFLW10 SFLW10S SFLW10W2
- Stirling Front Load Washing Machine Door Seal STR-FLW75
Not sure it is the same on your machine? See every part listed by model number.
Last updated September 2026
Find your Stirling part by model number
Aldi sells the machine but not the parts
Stirling is Aldi’s house appliance brand, sold through Special Buys. The machines are well-priced and last for years — but Aldi is a grocer, not a spare-parts supplier, so once your washer is out of warranty there’s no counter to call and no service van. That’s exactly why people end up stuck: a $30 part on a sound machine, and nowhere obvious to buy it. We carry these parts in stock and ship them same-day from Sydney.
Common Aldi Stirling faults and the part that fixes them
| Symptom | Part |
|---|---|
 Leaking from the door during a wash | Door seal — STR-FLW80W/80C · 10 kg SFLW10 · STR-FLW75 |
 Drum won’t spin up / loud slipping | Drive belt — STR-FLW80W |
 Won’t drain / water in the drum | Drain pump — STR-FLW80W · STR-FLW75 |
 Loud rumble / grinding on spin (worn bearings) | Bearing & lip-seal kit — SFLW10 |
 Banging / drum movement on spin | Drum spider |
 Door won’t lock / machine dead | Door lock switch — STR-FL90/80 |
 No fill / slow fill | Dual inlet valve |
 Lint over every load (top loaders) | Lint filter — STLW70 |
Who makes Aldi Stirling washing machines?
Stirling is a badge, not a factory. Aldi commissions the machines from established OEMs and they’re built on the same mass-produced front- and top-loader platforms used by several other budget brands sold in Australia. Practically, that means the seals, belts, pumps and valves inside are standard components — the same parts turn up across multiple badges. So a “discontinued” Stirling is rarely unfixable; it just needs someone who stocks the platform parts.
One part, several brands
Stirling shares its laundry platform with other budget badges — the catalogue even lists some belts and valves as fitting Stirling and Esatto, or Stirling and InAlto, on the one part. If your exact Stirling listing is hard to find, that overlap is your friend: browse every Stirling part we stock, or let the Part Finder cross-match your model to the right fit.
Repair cost vs a new machine
A new comparable front loader is several hundred dollars. A Stirling door seal is around $100, a belt $35, a pump under $60 — almost always a fraction of replacement on a machine that’s otherwise sound. The one judgement call is worn drum bearings: the kit is cheap but it’s a longer job, so on a very old machine weigh the labour. For seals, belts, pumps, valves and locks, fixing is the clear call.
Frequently asked questions
Can you still get parts for an Aldi (Stirling) washing machine?
Yes — despite Aldi having no parts service, the wear parts are standard OEM components and we stock them: seals, belts, pumps, valves, locks, spiders, bearing kits and lint filters, shipped from Sydney.
Where is the model number on a Stirling washer?
On the model sticker inside the door frame (front loaders) or under the lid (top loaders). Front loaders use STR-FLW or SFLW codes; top loaders use STLW or XQB. Enter it in the Part Finder.
My Stirling washer leaks from the door — what is it?
Almost always the door seal. The lower front lip collects coins and grit and splits. Peel back the boot and check for a tear; if it’s perished, replace it — a patch won’t hold.
It rumbles loudly on the spin — is that worth fixing?
A growing rumble that gets worse with spin speed is worn drum bearings. The bearing and lip-seal kit is inexpensive; the labour is the consideration. On a sound machine it’s worth it — left too long, failed bearings can wreck the drum.
Do Stirling parts ship same day?
Yes — order before 12pm Sydney time for same-day dispatch Australia-wide, flat $10.60 shipping.
Related
- Which door seal fits my budget front loader? Cross-reference guide
- All Aldi / Stirling parts in stock
- Esatto washing machine parts (shares platforms with Stirling)
- Aldi / Stirling heat pump dryer bearing (SHPD80W) (dryer part)
- Stirling dryer parts guide — SHPD80W, Tempo and vented models
- InAlto washing machine parts
Ready to fix it?
- Run your model number through the Oz Appliance Spares Part Finder — model in, exact-fit part out.
- Browse 3,000+ parts in stock
- Order before 12pm Sydney time → ships same day from our Sydney Northern Beaches warehouse, Australia-wide.
Disclaimer: this article is general information only and is provided without warranty of any kind. Appliance designs vary between models and production runs — always follow the manufacturer’s instructions, switch off and unplug the appliance before starting any work, and confirm parts against the model number on your appliance’s model sticker. Any repair is undertaken at your own risk and Oz Appliance Spares accepts no liability for injury, loss or damage arising from work performed after reading this guide, to the maximum extent permitted by law. If in doubt, use a qualified technician.
