Dryer Handles

Your Price

$37.28

Dryer Door Handle - White

★★★★★

307 Reviews

PartSelect Number PS11731583

Manufacturer Part Number W10861225

This white OEM dryer door handle is used to open and close the dryer's door. Comprised of plastic and 6-by-2-inches in dimension, the handle is sold individually and attaches to the dryer door. Your dryer door may need replacing if you've accidentally pulled too hard on the door handle in opening. This will be more likely to happen over time as the material weakens through frequent use. If your handle is broken, you may no longer be able to open or close your dryer door, depending on the position your handle broke in. You'll know you need to replace this part if the locking tab has broken off, causing the handle to continually fall out.

Fixes these symptoms

Door won’t close
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Installation Instructions

Dawn from AUSTIN, TX

The handle to the dryer broke.

Replacement handle snapped in place very easily. Read more...

Your Price

$23.14

Door Handle - White

★★★★★

60 Reviews

PartSelect Number PS9494490

Manufacturer Part Number WE01X20419

This part is on the outer door of the dryer.

Fixes these symptoms

Door won’t close
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Installation Instructions

Jim from North Richland Hills, TX

The dryer door handle broke off.

I pried out the remaining pieces of the handle out of the door with a screwdriver. When the new part arrived, I snapped it into place and it was done. It fit perfectly. Read more...

Your Price

$55.64

Door Handle - Black

★★★★★

36 Reviews

PartSelect Number PS11746467

Manufacturer Part Number WP8559751

Handle ONLY. Black in color.

Fixes these symptoms

Door won’t close
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Installation Instructions

Colleen from Lenox, MI

Handle on Kenmore he3 dryer door broke off

1) Removed six smaller Phillips head screws from around the inside of the dryer door. This allowed the black plastic front piece of the dryer door to come off.

2) Unscrewed the two screws holding the damaged door handle and removed the old door handle.

3) Screwed new door handle on to the black plastic front piece of the dryer door

4) Replaced black plastic front piece on the dryer door and screwed the original six screws back in. Read more...

Your Price

$56.01

Door Handle

★★★★★

17 Reviews

PartSelect Number PS2330842

Manufacturer Part Number 134412860

Handle ONLY.

Fixes these symptoms

Door won’t close
Lid or door won’t close
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Installation Instructions

High Hope Employment Service from Milan, MO

The handle to the door had been broken.

We had to remove the screws and take the door off the washing machine then the door glass ring. Replace and put it back on. It was really easy and save alot in repair bills. Read more...

Your Price

$10.72

Door Handle

★★★★★

2 Reviews

PartSelect Number PS11743752

Manufacturer Part Number WP686711

White in color.

Your Price

$53.36

HANDLE

★★★★★

5 Reviews

PartSelect Number PS8730121

Manufacturer Part Number 00644222

Fixes these symptoms

Door won’t close
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Your Price

$18.26

Dryer Door Handle

★★★★★

8 Reviews

PartSelect Number PS9493077

Manufacturer Part Number WE01X20580

Almond in color.

Installation Instructions

Peter from AMENIA, NY

The on/off switch stem broke off

That happened because the on/off selector nob broke, so I instructed my wife to use a small pair pliers to turn the stem as a work around until I could get to it (6 mos). It eventually broke off. I called a repair service that charges $90 to look at it, but cannot estimate the whole job. The dilemma is that the dryer is over five years old, so a repair costing more than a few hundred dollars is not as reasonable as buying a new dryer. What to do? I ordered the parts and diagrams on the internet. They arrived two days later. The dryer is jammed into a narrow space, so to see the two screws in the back, I needed a small mirror on telescoping wand. To get at the broken switch, I needed unscrew two "star" screws and remove the control panel facing. Not Phillips head, not a common slot head. This star screw is hard to find. I finally located it in the fastener section. I bought a bit that fit my stubby ratchet screw driver. I had to use the stubby screw driver because it was such a cramped space. I finally got at the switch, loosened one screw (hex head) and replaced the two wires on clips - no solder needed. Got a kiss and a squeeze from the missus and a load of clean clothes. Read more...