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Customer Questions and Answers for Door Lock Assembly by Bosch

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By: Bosch
Part Number: OEM13065894
Manufacturer Part Number: 00612148

The Door Lock Assembly is an OEM part for Bosch washing machines. It secures the washer door during wash cycles. The lock assembly prevents accidental opening of the door while also allowing easy access for loading and unloading once the cycle is complete.

Causes of a bad door lock assembly can include normal wear and tear over extended use, as well as repeated impact or unintentional contact with the lock area during operation which can damage lock components.

Symptoms of a bad door lock assembly include:

  • The door not latching or locking properly during wash cycles
  • Difficulty fully closing or sealing the door
  • Repeated triggering of door open or door lock error messages
  • loosening or sagging of the door over time

This genuine OEM Bosch part is also compatible with Thermador, Gaggenau and select Kenmore models.

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Lucy Ricardo, The door lock assembly is located to the side of the door and can be reached from the top, sometimes through the boot area with the boot loose or by removing the front panel. Our part number for the door lock assembly is [AP 4355295]

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Stuart, This lanyard is for the purpose of opening the door lock in the event the lock does not unlock. The lanyard will just hang down from the door lock .

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Hello Lei, You will need to remove the two screws from the front panel and allow the door lock assembly swing around to unplug the harness from it.

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Mary, Unfortunately the manufacturer does not list the screws for the door lock assembly and we do not have information on the screw size that is needed.

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Hello Michael, All you have to do is remove the door boot retainer and slip the boot aside. Remove the two retaining screws from the door latch assembly and slip it out through the loose door boot. Be aware that if you tighten the door lock assembly down too tight, it will not operate so only snug the screws down loosely.

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Neal, It does appear that the door latch is just a snap in assembly and does not require the use of screws.

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Hello Henry. If the screw holes in the lock are not stripped out, you can just order the screws. However if they are stripped out, you will need to order the lock and the screws for the unit.

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Hello Jen, The door boot is removed with a pair of needle nosed pliers. It is a metal ring with a spring attaching the two ends. It is stretched around the boot. When removed, the door boot can be pulled down to access the door lock assembly. Be aware that if the screws that hold the door lock assembly are tightened too tightly, the door lock assembly will not operate. The screws should be snugged down and backed off about 1/4 of a turn.

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