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If your mixer's bowl lift handle is cracked or missing, this rotating handle restores convenient bowl access. Simple installation—no tools needed.
Our Kitchen Aid mixer was shipped without a handle on the arm that raises and lowers the bowl. Apparently it was a cost savings measure on some models. Kitchen Aid support was no help. I searched Appliance Parts Pro, found the part, ordered it and was able to install with only a rubber mallet. Price and shipping was fair. Read more
Usually ships within 4 - 14 days
If your dishwasher door won't stay closed or pops open during cycles, the door strike may be broken. This latch component secures the door shut.
Replaced the handle assembly and door strike. Read more
This door catch and strike work together to keep the door securely closed and engage the safety interlock switch. Replacing worn pieces restores a firm latch and reliable operation when the door is properly shut.
Door won't stay closed or dishwasher won't start? This latch assembly secures the door and signals the control board. DIY-friendly repair in 30 minutes.
Fix a broken or cracked dishwasher door handle with this bisque replacement part. Restores smooth door operation and appearance in minutes.
Fix a dishwasher door that won't latch or close properly with this door strike. Catches the latch to seal the unit. Extremely easy repair—quick DIY fix.
Ordered parts and replaced, poor design "destined to fail" the latch tab is about 1/16" thick and 3/16 " high - should have been 1/8" thick metal and 1/4" high. Ok not your design ... I suspect I will be ordering again in the future... Extremely easy fix.... Read more
Fix a dishwasher door that won't stay closed with this door lock hook. Secures the latch assembly to prevent cycle interruptions. Easy DIY repair.
Replaced the latch and hook and it works fine. Read more
Replace a cracked or broken dishwasher door handle that prevents proper opening and closing. Direct fit for compatible models. Moderate DIY repair.
Emailed the question to you all and your provided the part #'s required to do the job. Read more
This door handle replaces a worn or broken appliance door grip to restore a secure, comfortable surface for opening and closing. Designed to match the original fit and appearance for easy cosmetic repair. What it does:
This black door handle mounts to the front of the dishwasher door and is used to open and close the unit. It attaches with screws or clips and provides the grip needed to latch and unlatch the door. Replace this handle if it is cracked, broken, loose, or if the mounting points have become damaged.
Ordered a panel in stainless and switched it out Read more
This is a replacement door handle for a dishwasher, used to open and close the appliance door. It attaches to the outer door panel and provides a secure grip for latching and unlatching the door. Replace this handle if it is cracked, broken, loose, or if the mounting points have become damaged.
Door won't close or dishwasher won't start? A faulty door latch prevents your dishwasher from running. Direct replacement takes 15-30 minutes.
Fix a dishwasher door that won't latch or close properly with this strike plate. Aligns the door latch mechanism for secure closure. Easy 15-minute fix.
This is a towel bar-style handle that mounts on the front of the dishwasher door. It serves as the main grip used to open and close the dishwasher door. Replace this part if the handle is cracked, broken, loose, or if the mounting points have failed, making it difficult to operate the door.
This is a stainless steel door handle designed for a refrigerator. It mounts to the exterior of the door and provides a grip for opening and closing the unit. Replace this handle if it is cracked, loose, broken at the mounting studs, or if the finish is damaged.
Fix a broken or cracked dishwasher door handle that won't stay closed. This latch assembly replaces worn plastic handles. Moderate DIY repair.
The plastic latch handle on my son & daughter-in-law's dishwasher. While taking off the control panel to look at the problem, I found out that a couple of the post holes in the control panel were broken. If you need to do this, you'll need a small Allen wrench to remove the top 6 screws from the inside of the door and a screwdriver or other tool to help pop some of the plastic clips on the door latch bracket and control board cover. Pull out the control board and disconnect the ribbon cable... Read more
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