Latch, Catch, Lock Parts

This replacement key restores operation of a factory-installed lock on select appliances, letting you securely lock or unlock a door, lid, or compartment when the original key is lost or damaged. What it does:

• Operates the keyed lock cylinder to lock and unlock the appliance compartment
• Restores access when the original key is missing, bent, or broken
• Helps keep contents secure by re-enabling the lock function

• Insert fully and turn gently—do not force the cylinder
• If the lock is stiff, clean the keyway; use only manufacturer-approved lubricants if needed
• Disconnect power before any related service; keep the key out of children's reach

Oven won't start self-clean cycle or door won't lock? This door latch assembly secures the door and signals lock status. Moderate DIY repair.

The lid switch lever connects the washer's lid hinge to the lid switch, signaling when the lid is closed so the cycle can run. A damaged lever can prevent the safety interlock from closing, leading to no-start or spin issues. What it does:

• Transfers lid movement at the hinge to the lid switch actuator
• A closed lid so the washer can operate
• Common symptoms of a failed lever: washer won't start; won't spin; cycle pauses because the lid-closed signal isn't detected

• 1 lid switch lever

• Disconnect power before servicing
• Lift or open the top to access the hinge/switch area; locate the lever near the lid switch
• Remove the old lever and install the new one in the same orientation; free movement
• Close the lid by hand and the switch clicks before reassembly and testing

Fix a microwave door that won't pop open when you press the button. This door release lever restores smooth latching action for easy everyday use.

Fix a microwave door that won't close or latch properly with this replacement hook. Restores secure door closure and eliminates gaps or loose fit issues.

This access door key operates the factory lock on select appliances. It replaces a lost or worn key so you can securely lock or unlock the access door and restore normal, controlled access to the compartment.

• Locks or unlocks the access door via the built-in lock cylinder
• Restores function when the original key is missing, bent, or broken
• Helps resolve situations where the door can't be opened or secured due to a worn key
• Maintains restricted access to the compartment when needed

• Verify this key matches your model's lock; keys are not universal
• Insert fully and turn gently—do not force a stuck lock
• If the lock cylinder is damaged or seized, replace the lock assembly
• Disconnect power if removing the door or servicing internal components

The Latch is an OEM replacement part for Frigidaire built-in microwaves. Securely mounted to the top interior section of the microwave cavity door, the positive-locking latch holds the door safely shut during operation. Crafted from corrosion-resistant materials for extended use, the latch handle withdraws the hook mechanism with a simple pull to conveniently access food within.

Symptoms of a bad latch include:

• The microwave door popping or falling open unexpectedly  
• Difficulty closing or fully engaging the secure latch hook 
• Wear signs like loose mounting points or a worn handle

Causes can involve repeated opening/closing cycles gradually loosening mounting fixtures, or parts rendered ineffective by moisture intrusion over time.

Replacing this Frigidaire OEM latch prevents potential microwave door opening during cooking cycles. Compatible with Electrolux, Gibson, Kelvinator, and Kenmore built-in models.

Microwave door won't stay closed or latch properly? This door latch assembly restores secure closure and proper alignment. Easy DIY repair.

Fix a loose or misaligned cooktop with this maintop strike plate. Restores secure engagement between the cooktop and latch mechanism. Simple repair.

Door won't close or latch properly? This latch keeper secures the door strike so your dishwasher stays closed during cycles. Quick DIY repair.

Can't access wine cooler panels for maintenance? This access key operates latches and releases panels without damaging trim. Simple tool for DIY service.

This door lock latch assembly secures the washer door during operation so cycles can run safely and water stays contained. It replaces a worn or damaged latch to restore proper door locking and cycle start. What it does

• Secures and locks the washer door during wash and spin cycles so the appliance can operate normally.
• Triggers the door-closed sensor/switch that allows the washer to start and continue a cycle.
• Helps prevent accidental door opening and reduces the risk of leaks during operation.
• Common symptoms indicating this part may be needed: washer won't start, door won't latch or lock, or the latch feels loose or broken.

• Always disconnect power to the appliance before inspecting or replacing the door lock latch.
• Handle the door and glass carefully to avoid damage; align the latch with the strike before tightening fasteners.
• After installation, test a short cycle (no clothes) to ensure the door locks and the washer starts properly.

Dryer won't start or stops mid-cycle? This door lock assembly secures the door and engages the safety interlock. Straightforward DIY repair.

Fixes oven door that won't latch or stay closed. This latch and harness assembly secures the door and sends the closure signal to the control board.

A replacement motor latch that secures the motor assembly to the appliance chassis, helping keep the motor stable during operation for smoother performance and reduced vibration. Fits specific Frigidaire/WCI motor assemblies. What it does:

• Secures and positions the motor assembly to prevent excessive movement
• Helps reduce vibration and rattling caused by a loose motor mount
• Restores proper alignment between motor and drive components
• Can eliminate intermittent contact-related noise from a shifting motor

• Disconnect power (unplug or switch off breaker) before starting any repair
• Installation typically requires accessing the motor area—expect to remove panels or the cabinet
• Keep track of mounting hardware; replace any damaged fasteners
• Test operation after reassembly; stop and recheck if noises or vibration persist