Washer Latches

Washer Latch

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12 Reviews

This is a door latch, also known as a door strike, for some models of washing machine. This part secures to the door of the washer and secures the door when it is shut, to ensure the inside drum of the washer does not leak. If your washer does not start properly and/or shut all the way, this latch is likely causing the issues you are experiencing and needs to be replaced. This latch is made of a brushed metal material and features two holes to secure it with screws. To replace this latch, simply unthread the screws of the old latch to remove it, and secure the new latch with the existing screws. This latch is not sold with any other parts or accessories, so any securing screws are sold separately.

Washer Door Strike

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24 Reviews

This door strike is an authentic OEM replacement part that is compatible with various models of top-load washing machines. The door strike is located along the door frame, where it engages with the latch when the door is closed. It keeps the door securely shut so that the washer can start and prevents it from swinging open while the washer is running. It is a safety mechanism that prevents water leakage, injuries, and damage to the washer. If the door strike is damaged or worn down, it may be unable to lock the door properly and the washer may stop mid-cycle or fail to start altogether. Replace the door strike promptly to ensure the proper functioning of your washer.

Washer Door Lock

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4 Reviews

This door lock assembly is an essential component for ensuring the safe and efficient operation of your washing machine. Designed to prevent the door from opening during the wash and spin cycles, this lock assembly enhances both safety and performance. It is a genuine OEM part compatible with select Frigidaire, Electrolux, White Westinghouse, and Tappan washing machines. The durable construction ensures reliable functionality, safeguarding against accidental openings that could disrupt your machine’s operation. If your washer door fails to lock properly, replacing this part can restore optimal performance. Before purchasing, confirm compatibility by checking your model number, as parts may vary in size and shape. Always disconnect the washer from its power source and wear protective gloves during installation to ensure safety.

Washer Catch

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22 Reviews

This door catch Is an authentic OEM replacement part that is designed to fit with dryers. It is responsible for keeping the dryer door securely closed while it is running. When the door is closed, the catch engages with the door strike and snaps into place, holding the door shut until the drying cycle is completed. Over time the catch may become corroded, worn down, or damaged, or dislodged from frequent use and hard impact. If the catch is faulty, the door may be unable to remain shut. This can lead to heat loss, injury, and potential damage to the dryer itself. If the catch is no longer functional, it is recommended to replace it as soon as possible and avoid using your dryer until the repair is complete.

Washer Door Striker

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103 Reviews

This is a door striker, it is gray in color and is a part found on your washer. The purpose of the striker is to keep your washer door closed for usage. This piece will attach to your appliance lid and will activate the door switch when your lid is closed. The most common reasons for needing to replace this part are if your lid will not consistently open or close, and your washer will not consistently start. The only tool you will need to complete this installation is a Phillips screwdriver.

Washer Latch

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2 Reviews

This washer lid lock assembly is designed for top-load washing machines and ensures the lid remains securely closed during wash and spin cycles. It replaces worn or malfunctioning latches, helping prevent the machine from starting or pausing when the lid isn’t properly shut. The assembly includes the solenoid mechanism that engages the lock, contributing to safe and efficient operation. Compatible with a wide range of models, it’s an ideal solution for restoring reliable performance to your appliance.

Washer Magnetic Door Plunger

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77 Reviews

This magnetic door plunger, also known as the magnet holder, is built for your washer. When you order this part, you will receive the plastic housing and a spring that goes with it. The magnetic door plunger attaches to the inner door panel of the washer. It holds the door open when the washer is not running, and allows the door and tub seal to dry. This prevents mold and mildew from building up. Occasionally, the plastic tabs on the housing can break, and when this happens the part will need to be replaced. You may also notice that your washer lid or door will not close; this can also be a sign of a damaged magnetic door plunger.

Washer Lid Lock Service Kit

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105 Reviews

This lid lock, also known as a door lock, is a genuine OEM replacement part for your washing machine. The lid lock keeps your washer lid closed during the washing cycle. If this part is broken, your washer may not run because it thinks the door is open, or it will not keep the door locked during the wash cycle. To replace this part, make sure you disconnect power to the appliance and wear work gloves.

Washer Lid Lock Assembly

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21 Reviews

This lid lock assembly is supplied by the original manufacturer for use in various models of top-load washing machines. The assembly includes the lid lock mechanism and the wiring harness. You can find it positioned on the underside of the washer lid. The lid lock assembly is designed to prevent the washer lid from opening during use. This is a safety mechanism that ensures that users do not accidentally come in contact with moving parts or are not injured by spilled water or detergent. If the lid lock assembly is faulty, the washer may be unable to start the cycle or it may stop in the middle of a cycle.

Washer Door Lock Assembly

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29 Reviews

The door lock assembly is a part for your washing machine and tells the washer that the door is closed and locked into place. If the switch has shorted out and not locking, it is no longer delivering the message to the machine and it will not latch into place. If you find that your door will not close, open, or start, it is more than likely an issue with the locker switch assembly. The switch is located behind the front panel. You will need to remove the gasket to reach the switch.