General Electric Dishwasher Handles

Your Price

$49.57

General Electric Dishwasher Stainless Steel Door Handle

PartSelect Number PS16618938

Manufacturer Part Number WD09X30021

Restore the look and functionality of your dishwasher with this genuine stainless steel door handle. Designed to provide a secure grip for easy opening and closing, this handle offers a sleek, modern appearance while ensuring long-lasting performance. Ideal for replacing a loose, damaged, or worn handle, installation is simple—just remove the old handle and attach the new one for a quick upgrade that maintains both usability and style.

Your Price

$88.60

General Electric Dishwasher Door Handle

★★★★★

7 Reviews

PartSelect Number PS11736562

Manufacturer Part Number WD09X21321

Screws NOT included.

Installation Instructions

janet from WILMINGTON, NC

Broken Dishwasher Door Handle

I followed You-tube instructions, very clear but not easy.
The door had to be taken off the dishwasher and then disassembled into its two halves, front and back, in order to remove the old handle and install the new. Read more...

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Your Price

$55.22

General Electric Dishwasher Door Handle Actuator

★★★★★

7 Reviews

PartSelect Number PS2337860

Manufacturer Part Number WD13X10045

This is a handle actuator for your dishwasher. It is made of black plastic, and is sold individually. The handle actuator is found in the control panel, and it releases the door latch when you lift the handle. If your current handle actuator is cracked or broken, you may not be able to open your dishwasher door, or the door will not close properly. The dishwasher also may not be able to start, and if this is the case, you will need to replace this part.

Fixes these symptoms

Door latch failure
Door won’t close
Will Not Start
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Installation Instructions

Stephen from Houston, TX

Door handle actuator was broken.

I removed the screws on the inside of the door assembly, which allows the inside of the door to seperate from the outside. The escuchen (control panel) was easy to remove - the handle actuator is inside the control panel. The handle assembly was easy to take apart and re-assemble with the new handle and spring. I then inserted the control panel back into the outside door and reattached all of the screws with a power drill. This was a repair that a GE-authorized service tech told me was going to be over $540 - he claimed the control panel and door handle/actuator was a single assembly. In the end this repair cost me $14 in parts and 15 minutes of time. I complained to GE Consumer Affairs and they rebated the tech house call back to me in 5 business days. Read more...