Kenmore / Sears Range / Cooktop / Oven Latch, Catch, Lock Parts

Oven door won't stay closed or lock during self-clean? This door latch secures your oven door and engages during cleaning cycles. Simple repair.

Fix an oven door that won't lock or unlock during self-clean cycle. This latch motor controls the door lock mechanism. Moderate DIY repair in 30-45 minutes.

Fix F95 error codes or doors that won't lock with this oven door latch motor. Restores self-cleaning function. Moderate difficulty, 30-45 minute repair.

This rear latch assembly secures the dryer door so the appliance can latch and run properly. It replaces a worn or broken rear latch to restore reliable door closure and help the dryer start and stay closed during cycles. What it does:

• Secures the dryer door to engage the door switch so the dryer will start
• Keeps the door closed during operation to prevent interruptions mid-cycle
• Replaces a broken, bent, or worn latch that prevents the door from latching
• Commonly used when the dryer won't start, stops unexpectedly, or the door won't stay closed

• Disconnect power (unplug or switch off breaker) before beginning any work
• Installation may require removing the dryer top or front panel; follow the model's service instructions
• Handle panels and metal edges carefully to avoid cuts
• After installation, verify the door latches securely and the dryer starts before reassembling all panels

This door latch assembly secures and electrically locks the washer door so cycles can start and run safely. It replaces a worn or failed latch to restore proper door locking and cycle operation. What it does:

• Physically secures and aligns the washer door so it closes properly.
• Activates the door-lock switch so the machine can start and run.
• Helps prevent the door from opening mid-cycle, reducing leaks and interruptions.
• Commonly used when the washer won't start, shows a door-lock error, or the door won't stay closed.

• One complete door latch assembly.

• Disconnect power before starting any repair to avoid shock or injury.
• Remove the washer door boot or front panel to access the latch.
• Check wiring harness connections and connector orientation before reconnecting.
• After installation, run a short diagnostic or test cycle to ensure the latch locks and releases correctly.

Oven control panel won't lock or latch properly? This panel lock secures the control panel assembly in place. Common DIY repair, moderate difficulty.

Fix a range door that won't stay closed or latch properly with this door latch replacement. Simple repair restores secure door closure and operation.

This evaporator/fan motor circulates air inside the refrigerator/freezer compartment to maintain even cooling and proper frost control. Replacing a failed motor restores airflow for consistent temperatures and helps prevent compressor overwork. What it does:

• Spins the evaporator/fan blade to move cold air through the cabinet and freezer coils.
• Helps maintain uniform interior temperature and supports efficient cooling.
• Commonly linked to symptoms like weak or no airflow, unusual humming or grinding noises, and uneven cooling.
• Stops frost buildup on the evaporator by keeping air moving across the coils.

• Disconnect power before starting any repair to avoid electrical shock.
• Basic hand tools typically required; mounting hardware may be reused if undamaged.
• Handle the motor and wiring harness carefully to avoid damage to connectors or fan blade.

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.

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.

This strike plate fits the door latch assembly to provide a secure contact point for the latch so the appliance door closes and stays latched. It restores proper door alignment and reliable closing action. What it does:

• Provides a durable contact surface for the door latch to engage
• Helps the door close fully and remain securely latched
• Reduces rattling or misalignment caused by a worn or damaged strike
• Can prevent door-open errors or improper sealing related to latch engagement

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair
• Remove the access panel or door trim to reach the strike; keep fasteners organized
• Align the strike plate with the latch before tightening screws to ensure smooth engagement

Fix a range door that won't stay closed or latch properly with this door latch replacement. Common issue for ovens that pop open during use.

Fix an oven door that won't stay closed or latch properly with this gas range door latch. Simple repair for restoring secure door operation.