Laundry Accessories Parts

This latch attaches to the pedestal cabinet and engages the drawer strike to keep the drawer closed. If your drawer is not closing properly or your latch is damaged, this is the part you will need to replace. This part is white in color, and it made entirely of plastic. This part is 1-1/2 inches in length and 2 inches in width. This is an OEM part sourced directly from the manufacturer. This part is sold individually. To complete this repair, you will need to take the drawer off the sliders. At this point, you will be able to access the latch and swap it out.

This is the rear mounting installation kit for various models of washer and dryer. This kit comes with a quantity of fourteen, 16-gauge, 1/2-inch mounting screws, and two, 2-inch wide metal rear brackets and two, 3/4-inch metal front brackets. This kit is installed to allow a pedestal to be installed beneath your washer or dryer. Depending on your washer or dryer model, you will need to check your user manual for the appropriate mounting instructions and locations. To ensure your own safety, it is recommended that at least two people are involved in this installation process, due to the weight and size of the appliance. To install this kit, you will need a screwdriver and wrench or pliers.

If a storage drawer keeps sliding open, its strike may be cracked, loose, or out of line. This small piece works with the latch to hold a laundry pedestal drawer closed. First check for loose screws, a bent drawer, blocked rails, or damage to the latch. A new strike will not fix a broken latch. Check the complete pedestal model number before ordering because similar drawers may use different shapes. Remove all items from the drawer and unplug the washer or dryer above it. Keep track of the strikes position during removal. After installation, push the drawer closed gently and make sure it stays shut without sticking.

Start by pressing each corner of the washer. If the machine rocks, one leveling foot may need adjustment or replacement. Check for damaged rubber, a bent bolt, or a stripped mounting hole. Match the new foot to the complete washer model. Disconnect power and water before moving the appliance. Never work under a washer unless it has safe support. Screw the foot into place, set the washer down, and use a level. Make small changes until every foot rests firmly on the floor.

This drawer handle is for laundry appliance pedestals.

Failure to start, an unstable lid, or repeated lid-related errors may result from a damaged cover or hinge assembly. The lid provides safe access to the tub and must align correctly with the latch and lock mechanism. First check for cracked hinge mounts, a bent latch, loose fasteners, or debris near the lock. Match the replacement to the washers full model number and lid style. Disconnect electrical power before installation, protect the finished surfaces, and have another person support a heavy or awkward lid. Test its movement and locking action before running a cycle.

Support a laundry appliance leg where it meets the top of a pedestal with this replacement leg guide. The guide fits into a top corner of the pedestal and helps hold the appliance foot in the correct position. Proper support keeps the washer or dryer seated securely on its raised base. Replacement may be needed if the original guide is cracked, bent, loose, or missing. Check the mounting shape and location against the equipment diagram before ordering. Installation may require lifting the appliance, so disconnect all power and water lines and have another person help move and support the unit safely.

Smooth access to stored laundry supplies depends on drawer slides that remain straight and firmly mounted. Bent rails or loose hardware can make the pedestal drawer noisy, uneven, or hard to close. Check for overloading, trapped items, and damaged mounting points before ordering a replacement. Match the slide to the full pedestal and appliance model because side and length may vary. Disconnect power, empty and remove the drawer carefully, and do not loosen any hardware that secures the washer or dryer to the pedestal.

Help a laundry pedestal drawer open and close smoothly with a replacement right-side slide rail. The rail supports and guides the drawer as it moves in and out of the pedestal. A worn or bent rail may cause sticking, scraping, sagging, or uneven movement. Check the left rail, mounting points, and drawer frame for damage before starting the repair. Since the replacement fits the right side only, compare its shape and mounting holes with the old rail. Empty and remove the drawer before installation. Wear work gloves to protect your hands, and follow the equipment diagram when moving clips, screws, or other hardware.

Keep a laundry pedestal drawer moving smoothly with a replacement left-side slider rail. The rail supports and guides the drawer as it opens and closes below the laundry appliance. A worn or damaged slider may cause the drawer to stick, scrape, tilt, or move in short, jerky steps. Inspect the matching rail, mounting points, and drawer frame for damage before installation. Confirm the side by comparing the shape and screw holes with the original slider. Empty and remove the drawer before beginning. Unplug the appliance, wear work gloves, and never reach beneath it unless it is safely supported.