Kenmore / Sears Latch, Catch, Lock Parts

Ice bin won't stay closed or falls open? This refrigerator ice bin latch secures the ice container. DIY-friendly repair with basic tools in 15 minutes.

Fix a freezer door that won't stay closed or latched securely with this door lock catch. Simple repair to restore proper door sealing and security.

This is a door lock motor and switch assembly used in wall ovens and ranges. It engages and releases the oven door lock during the self-cleaning cycle, ensuring the door stays securely latched at high temperatures. Replace this assembly if the oven door fails to lock or unlock during self-clean, if the self-clean cycle won't start, or if you hear the motor running continuously without the door locking.

Fix an oven door that won't lock or unlock during self-clean cycle. This door latch motor controls the locking mechanism. Moderate DIY repair.

Drawer won't stay closed? This door catch magnet secures your warming drawer, ensuring a tight seal. Direct replacement restores reliable closure.

Fix a freezer door that won't stay closed with this door latch. Solves issues with warm temperatures and frost buildup. Simple DIY repair.

Oven door won't close or latch stuck after self-clean cycle? This door lock plate secures the latch mechanism. Common DIY fix for stuck oven doors.

Fix a freezer door that won't stay locked or secure with this door lock. Simple replacement part that restores proper door locking function.

This bin latch secures a refrigerator door shelf/bin to the door, keeping contents stable and preventing the bin from sliding out. It restores proper retention so shelves stay in place during normal use. What it does

• Secures the door bin/shelf to the refrigerator door so the bin locks into position
• Prevents the bin from shifting, rattling, or falling when the door opens or closes
• Helps eliminate intermittent contact or scraping caused by a loose door bin
• Replaces a broken, cracked, or worn latch that no longer holds the bin

• One bin latch

• Remove all items from the door bin before starting
• Typically installs by aligning and snapping or fastening into the door bracket; a screwdriver may be required for some models
• Inspect the bin and mounting area for damage; replace bin if mounting features are broken
• Always follow the refrigerator manufacturer's service instructions and disconnect power if instructed by the OEM manual