Latch, Catch, Lock Parts

Fix a microwave door that won't close or latch properly with this door latch assembly. Solves issues with doors not staying shut or secure during operation.

Fix a microwave door that won't close or latch properly with this lock button. Simple repair for models with faulty door mechanisms. Takes 15-20 minutes.

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 dryer door that won't stay closed with a new door catch. This latch keeps your dryer door securely shut during operation. Easy 15-minute repair.

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.

Fix a washer door that won't stay closed or lock with this door latch catch. Solves startup failures and mid-cycle stopping. Easy 15-minute repair.

Fix a washer door that won't stay closed or lock properly with this door latch magnet. Common repair for doors that pop open mid-cycle. Simple install.

This door latch secures the refrigerator door to help maintain a tight seal and proper temperature control. It replaces a worn or broken latch to restore normal door closure and reduce cold air loss. What it does:

• Secures the refrigerator door in the closed position to help maintain internal temperature
• Prevents the door from popping open during normal use or when bumped
• Helps reduce frost buildup and energy loss caused by a door that won't stay shut
• Fits into the door/frame assembly and engages with the strike to hold the door closed

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair to avoid electrical hazard
• Inspect surrounding gasket and strike for damage; replace if necessary for proper sealing
• Use basic hand tools (screwdriver) and take care to retain mounting screws and any clips

This door latch assembly secures the door closed and signals the control that it's safely shut, allowing cycles to start and run. Replacing a worn latch restores a reliable safety interlock and consistent operation.

• Secures the door and engages the safety interlock so the appliance can operate
• Sends a "door closed" signal to the control
• Common symptoms: door won't latch or stay closed; unit won't start or pauses as if the door is open; intermittent operation when the door is bumped; visible wear or damage to the latch
• Helps prevent nuisance "door open" indications

• Disconnect power before servicing
• Access the latch from the door area; remove inner panel or trim as required by your model
• Note wire positions, transfer connectors, and mount the new latch in the same orientation
• Test door closure before reassembly