Latch and Handle Assembly WB14T10053

Hello Matt, Thank you for your inquiry. We are showing that this only comes as an assembly. Hope this helps!

Hi Evan, thank you for your question. It does not come with the wires unfortunately. They would have to be ordered separately and are likely part of the main wiring harness for your appliance. I hope that helps. Good luck with your repair.

Hi Larry, Thank you for your inquiry. To open the locked door pull the oven from the wall and unplug it from the electrical outlet. Remove the back panel to gain access to the lock motor assembly. Remove the screws holding the door lock assembly in place. Release the door latching rod by pulling the lock motor assembly down and tilt the front inwards. This will allow you to unhook the locking rod from the drive cam. Push the rod forward and open the oven door. Note the position of the drive cam and the hole the locking rod fits into. Remove the Philips screw holding the drive cam on the motor. Remove the drive cam and rotate it 180 degrees from where it was when the door was locked. Line up the 2 slots on the bottom of the drive cam with the post on the motor shaft. Push the drive cam down and lock it on the motor shaft. Make sure that the switch is aligned with the side edge of the drive cam. Reinstall the Philips screw on the cam. Rehook the locking rod on the drive cam. Install the motor bracket assembly back on the range. If you have a bad door lock your door is going to lock again the next time you run a cleaning cycle. You will need to test the motor with a multimeter to check teh continuity of it. Disconnect power before checking continuity. Locate the 2 electrical wires going to the lock motor and disconnect them. Set your meter to the Ohms of resistance on the 20000 Ohms scale. Place one meter lead on each terminal of the lock motor. If you get no continuity, which would be a one on the far left corner, then the lock will need to be replaced. If the lock reads about 2000 Ohms on the multimeter then the lock is good. If the lock is good you will need to check the wire connection with the electronic control board and the electronic control board as well. I hope this helps. Thank you and have a great day!

Hi Larry, Thank you for the question.Once you lift the top to expose the latch there will be wires leading tot he old latch. Just unplug them from the old latch and then plug them into the new latch.Hope this helps!