Roper Washer Terminal Block, Receptacle Parts

Includes screws and wire connectors. For the complete terminal block kit use 279320.

This three-circuit connector housing organizes and protects terminals in an appliance wiring harness. It provides a secure, insulated plug connection to help prevent loose contacts, heat damage, and intermittent operation when the original housing is cracked or melted. What it does:

• Holds three wiring terminals in the correct orientation for a mating connector
• Insulates and locks terminals to reduce arcing and overheating at the plug
• Replaces cracked, brittle, or heat-damaged connector housings
• Symptoms can include intermittent power, burnt odor near the connector, discoloration/melting, or a plug that won't stay latched

• 1 three-circuit connector housing

• Disconnect power before servicing the appliance
• Note wire/terminal positions and transfer them one at a time into the new housing
• Inspect terminals; replace any that are discolored, loose, or damaged. Use the correct crimp tool/terminals specified for your model
• Fully seat each terminal until it locks and the connector latch engages securely

For mating plug use 691707.

This electrical terminal connects a wire to a matching male/female connector on the appliance, restoring a secure circuit connection and helping prevent intermittent power or signal loss. Use when a damaged or corroded terminal causes poor contact. What it does:

• Provides a secure electrical connection between a wire and the appliance wiring harness or component
• Replaces bent, corroded, or loose terminals that can cause intermittent operation or no power to a component
• Restores reliable contact to prevent arcing and heat buildup at the connection
• Works with compatible wire gauges and mating connectors to maintain circuit continuity

• Disconnect power to the appliance before inspecting or replacing terminals to avoid shock or injury
• Verify wire routing and match the terminal orientation before crimping or installing
• Use proper crimping or soldering techniques and the correct-size terminal for the wire gauge
• Inspect mating connectors and replace any that are damaged or corroded for a long-lasting repair