General Electric Latch, Catch, Lock Parts

If your microwave door won't stay closed or latch properly, this door key actuator engages the latch assembly to restore secure closure during operation.

This is a small door key or latch component used in cooking appliances such as ranges or ovens. It engages with the door mechanism to keep the door securely closed during operation. Replace this part if your oven or range door will not latch properly, pops open during use, or the existing key is broken or missing.

Fix a washer lid that won't lock or cycles during wash with this lid lock assembly. Common repair for washers that won't start or stop mid-cycle.

Fix a washer dispenser drawer that won't stay closed or keeps popping open with this dispenser slide latch. Common DIY repair in under 30 minutes.

Fix a washer dryer combo that won't start or secure properly with a new console lock. Restores control panel operation and cycle initiation ability.

Fix a refrigerator door that won't stay closed or seal properly with this door latch. Simple repair restores proper door closure and temperature control.

Freezer won't stay locked or latch is broken? This lock catch secures your freezer lid. Simple DIY repair restores proper locking function.

Freezer door won't stay securely closed? This lock claw keeps your freezer sealed tight. Simple replacement part for a secure freezer door closure.

Fix a freezer door that won't close or lock properly with this door lock assembly. Requires removing inner door liner. Repair takes 1-3 hours.

Fix a warming drawer door that won't stay closed with this detent magnet latch. Solves loose or popping open doors. Simple DIY repair in under 30 minutes.

A replacement door catch that secures the appliance door/panel in the closed position to restore proper sealing and normal operation. Installs quickly to stop doors from popping open or not staying latched. What it does:

• Holds the appliance door or access panel closed during use
• Helps maintain interior temperature and prevents gaps that can cause performance issues
• Commonly used when a door won't stay shut, pops open, or fails to latch
• Works with the door striker or mating latch to provide a positive stop

• One door catch

• Disconnect power (and water if applicable) before starting any repair
• Remove the door or access panel per your model's service instructions to reach the catch
• Typically secured with screws or clips; retain all fasteners and note orientation for reassembly