Shaft Or Pin

A small push-fit plastic retainer used to secure interior trim, panels, or lightweight components. Keeps parts held in place without screws for a clean finish and quick replacement. What it does

• Acts as a push-in fastener to hold trim pieces, liners, or lightweight panels.
• Replaces worn, broken, or missing pins that allow interior parts to shift or rattle.
• Helps stop loose trim, sagging panels, or gaps that can collect dirt or cause noise.
• Simple, non-threaded design for a secure press-fit connection.

• Press firmly into the matching hole until fully seated; do not force beyond resistance.
• Inspect mating hole for damage or debris before installing to ensure a proper fit.
• Use basic hand tools (needle-nose pliers) only if needed to remove the old pin; avoid prying against fragile trim.
• If the original hole is stretched or cracked, replace the mating trim or panel to regain proper retention.

A coiled roll pin used to secure shafts, rollers, or linked components in place, helping maintain proper alignment and smooth operation. Ideal when a worn or damaged pin allows movement or causes noisy parts. What it does:

• Secures shafts, rollers, or pivots by fitting into a mating hole to prevent axial movement
• Keeps rollers and linked components aligned for smooth rotation and operation
• Common symptom: loose or wobbling roller/shaft or parts that shift during use
• Common symptom: unusual noise or intermittent binding where a pin retains a component

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any work
• Removal/installation may require a punch and hammer or pliers; protect surrounding surfaces
• Replace with the exact part number to ensure correct fit and retention
• Keep small parts away from children and pets

A roll pin (spring pin) that secures rotating or sliding components by fitting into matched holes to hold shafts, levers, or brackets in place. Replaces a worn or damaged pin to restore proper mechanical engagement. What it does:

• Holds shafts, levers or hinges in position by expanding into drilled holes for a snug, vibration-resistant fit
• Keeps pulleys, rollers, or linkages from moving out of alignment or sliding off their shafts
• Common symptom: loose or wobbling pulley, lever, or shaft where the retaining pin is worn or broken
• Common symptom: noisy or intermittent operation caused by a pin that no longer secures moving parts

• Inspect mating holes and shaft for wear; replace pin with correct size to ensure secure fit
• Use appropriate pliers or a pin punch and hammer to drive the pin in or out; support the assembly to avoid damage
• Wear eye protection when installing or removing roll pins—pins can snap or fly out under force
• If pin is difficult to remove or install, consider using penetrating oil or heating only per OEM guidance

This genuine pin hinge secures and guides the appliance door, restoring smooth pivoting and proper alignment for reliable opening and closing. It's a direct-fit replacement designed to help stop door sag, binding, or uneven gaps. What it does:

• Provides the pivot point that lets the door swing open and closed
• Keeps the door aligned to the cabinet for a proper seal and even gap
• Replaces worn or bent pins that cause door sag, scraping, or noisy operation
• Helps restore smooth, wobble-free door motion

• Disconnect power (and water for dishwashers) before starting work
• Support the door during removal to prevent dropping or damage
• Simple hand tools typically required; reuse original screws unless damaged
• If the door has glass or heavy panels, get a helper to hold weight during installation

This brown lock lever is a direct-replacement actuator that engages the appliance's locking mechanism so doors or lids stay securely closed during cycles. Restores proper latch movement and helps the door lock and release as intended. What it does:

• Moves the door/lid latch into the locked or released position when the appliance runs
• Replaces a worn, broken, or bent lever that prevents the lock from engaging
• Helps eliminate symptoms such as a door that won't latch, won't stay closed, or won't unlock at cycle end
• Works as the mechanical interface between the lock assembly and the door/lid

• One brown lock lever (single replacement part)

• Disconnect power and water (if applicable) before servicing to avoid shock or injury
• Access may require removing the control panel or door trim depending on model; follow OEM instructions
• Inspect mating latch and fasteners; replace any damaged clips or screws for secure fit

This door pin secures a door to its hinge assembly so the door opens and closes on a fixed pivot. It replaces a worn or broken hinge pin to restore proper door alignment and movement. What it does

• Acts as the pivot point that lets the door swing smoothly on its hinge.
• Helps keep the door aligned and prevents sagging or off-track movement.
• Commonly replaced when the door falls, binds, or makes grinding noises during operation.
• Small part but critical for maintaining a secure, stable door connection.

• One door pin.

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing to avoid electrical or injury risk.
• Remove the door or open it per the manufacturer's service instructions to access the hinge area.
• Use hand tools; keep screws, clips, or washers organized so they are reinstalled in the correct order.
• Handle glass doors and sharp edges with care.

A replacement latch rod that connects and secures the door latch assembly so the appliance door stays closed during use. Restores proper engagement of the latch for safe, reliable operation. What it does

• Links the door latch to the latch mechanism so the door can lock and release correctly
• Helps prevent the door from popping open during operation
• Common fix when the door latch feels loose or the door won't stay closed
• Works with the existing latch assembly to restore normal door function

• One rod-latch

• Disconnect power (or unplug) before starting any repair to avoid electrical or injury risk
• Basic hand tools may be needed; follow the appliance's service manual for access and removal steps
• Inspect the latch and strike for wear; replace any damaged components to ensure proper operation