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Customer Questions and Answers for Washer Door Hinge by Frigidaire

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By: Frigidaire
Part Number: OEM11660151
Manufacturer Part Number: 134550800

The Washer Door Hinge is an OEM part compatible with Frigidaire washing machines. This hinge ensures the door opens and closes smoothly and securely, maintaining a proper seal during operation.

Common causes of a faulty hinge include regular wear and tear from frequent use, corrosion due to exposure to moisture, or physical damage from accidental impacts. A damaged hinge can lead to improper door alignment, affecting the washing machine’s ability to maintain a watertight seal.

Symptoms of a bad washer door hinge include:

  • Difficulty in opening or closing the door
  • The door not staying in place or sagging
  • Leaks from around the door area
  • Visible signs of rust or damage on the hinge

This OEM replacement is also compatible with Electrolux, Gibson, Kelvinator, and Kenmore models.

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For Frigidaire Washer Door Hinge (Part Number: OEM11660151)

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Hello Joe, in that case, the frame where the broken tabs are located would also need to be replaced.

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Lynda, this would either be a failure in the door lock 131763256, loose or broken wire, or a failed control 134958213. The door lock can be tested to identify if it has failed when the washer power cord is unplugged and the door is closed. From the main control, the wire at connection J1 pin 1 would be tested for continuity to the wire at connection J2 pin 1 for continuity. If there is not continuity, and there is not a broken wire, then the lock assembly has failed and would need to be replaced.

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Jennifer, the hinge [134550800] is available separate from the door. Also the door latch/lock assembly [131763255] is available as well.

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CJ, This door hinge screw would be phillips head screws and would not need anything special to replace the hinge.

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JHunter, For this issue you would want to get the door sag kit 137309800 which is put under the hinge to keep the door from sagging.

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Stephanie for Model Number ATF8000FS1

Okay so I'd been having problems with my washer for awhile. The door was sagging from a messed up hinge, which caused the lock to not engage unless I was real forceful with the door. Recently, it got to the point where the lock wouldn't work at all and the top part of the striker snapped apart so I finally set in to fix everything. Using your website and videos, I bought a new striker, lock hatch and door hinge (just to cover all bases since there seemed to be problems with all three parts). I was waiting on the hinge to deliver last so I replaced the striker and lock hatch and tested the machine with a spin cycle (safe bet since no water was involved). The machine clicked and blinked the indicate the lock had successfully engaged and the machine made sounds as if powering up to spin... But, to be thorough in my test, I gave a slight tug on the door to make sure everything was really running how it was supposed to and it popped open as if no lock had actually been in place. I tested a couple other times. As long as no actual weight/load was in the wash, the entire process would work, but the door would not actually lock despite the machine claiming it was and running no problem. (For instance, I could go through a whole wash cycle - water included - with an empty drum and it would go fine, door wouldn't pop open on its own, etc... but if I were to give that same soft tug on the door, it would open as if never locked to begin with.) I tried doing a very small load of clothes on the lowest wash setting and it worked about halfway (or perhaps up to the spin cycle starting) and then the door popped open on its own. I have since also replaced the door hinge and put everything back together one final time and now it's as though there's no suction between the door and the machine base. The door won't even stick closed on its own and pops open within a few seconds of closing it no matter how much pressure is applied. At this point, I'm stumped and I'd love some advice on the matter. How can my machine claim the lock is engaged and start a wash cycle when the lock is clearly malfunctioning still? What can I do next to fix what's wrong now?

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Stephanie, The machine doesn't know what the door lock is actually doing it just knows its telling the door to lock.I would suggest the door lock and the control and im sending a tech sheet to help you out with testing.Parts 131763256 is door lock.

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Carrel, Unfortunately the door hinge bushings are not showing as a separate part and would have to get the hinge to get them.

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Hello Chris, These are normally affixed with a piece of double-sided tape but I suppose the manufacturer saved a bit of money in the manufacturing process of your machine. I'm sorry but we have no control over the manufacturers and their assembly processes. Thank you for your patience and understanding in this matter.

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