Dryer Latch Switch Parts

This replacement latch secures an appliance door or drawer by engaging its mating strike so it stays closed during use. Restoring a worn latch helps ensure reliable closure and proper operation when the control checks for a closed position. What it does:

• Mechanically holds the door/drawer shut by engaging the strike/catch
• Helps the appliance recognize a closed condition for starting or continuing a cycle
• Addresses issues where the door/drawer won't stay closed or pops open
• Common symptoms include "door open" messages or cycles that won't start

• 1 latch

• Disconnect power before servicing; turn off water supply if working on a washer
• Use basic hand tools to remove the old latch and transfer any reusable screws/clips
• Align the new latch with the strike/catch for smooth engagement
• Close and test the door/drawer several times before running a cycle

Replacement heater relay for Whirlpool appliances that controls power to the heating element. It restores reliable heat switching so cycles reach the correct temperature when the appliance calls for heat. What it does:

• Switches electrical power to the heating element when the control signals demand heat
• Replaces a failed relay that can cause no heat or intermittent heating
• Helps restore normal heating cycles and consistent performance
• Works with the appliance's control system to enable safe heating operation

• Disconnect power at the breaker or unplug the appliance before servicing
• Use appropriate tools and avoid bending connector terminals; secure all wiring after replacement

This switch finish guard is a trim piece that protects and conceals the control switch area, restoring a clean appearance and helping keep debris out of the switch opening. Designed to match the original equipment fit and finish. What it does:

• Covers and protects the control switch opening to prevent dirt and moisture intrusion
• Restores the appliance's factory appearance around the switch area
• Helps keep the switch stable and properly aligned in the control panel
• Useful when replacing a cracked, worn, or missing switch trim piece

• Basic snap-in or screw-in installation; verify fasteners before tightening
• Power off and unplug the appliance before attempting any panel work
• Handle trim pieces gently to avoid cracking; align tabs before seating
• If other switch components are damaged, inspect and replace as needed

This rotary selector switch is the user-control component that routes power between settings so the appliance responds when a knob is turned. Replacing a worn switch restores reliable selection of functions and consistent operation. What it does:

• Routes electrical connection between control knob positions to select oven/burner functions
• Provides tactile detents so the knob clicks into each setting
• Restores consistent on/off or mode changes when the original switch is worn or intermittent
• Common symptom: appliance does not change settings or shows no response when the knob is turned
• Common symptom: intermittent operation or inability to select a function

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair
• Access typically requires removing the control panel or back cover and the knob; keep fasteners organized
• Verify knob alignment on the new switch and test functions before full reassembly

This door latch mechanism secures the appliance door and completes the door-switch circuit so the unit can operate. It replaces a worn or damaged latch to restore proper door closure and reliable operation. What it does:

• Engages and holds the door closed during cycles so the appliance can run.
• Activates the door switch/contact that signals the control board the door is closed.
• Commonly used when the door won't stay closed, the appliance won't start, or the latch feels loose or broken.
• Fits into the door frame and mates with the striker/handle to keep the seal tight.

• One door latch mechanism

• Disconnect power (unplug or switch off breaker) before servicing to avoid electrical shock.
• Access usually requires opening the door panel or removing the inner door; keep track of screws and clips.
• Handle carefully to avoid damaging the latch tabs or wiring; test door operation before reassembling fully.
• If wiring or mounting points are damaged, replace those parts as needed rather than forcing the latch.

This mechanical door latch secures the dishwasher door during operation so cycles can run safely and the unit can seal properly. It replaces a worn or broken latch to restore reliable door closure and cycle starts. What it does:

• Physically holds and locks the door closed during wash cycles
• Triggers or maintains the door-closed state so the control will allow the cycle to start
• Commonly replaces units that are cracked, bent, or no longer latching
• Resolves symptoms like a door that won't stay closed, a dishwasher that won't start, or intermittent cycle interruptions

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any repair
• Remove the inner door panel to access the latch; keep fasteners organized
• Inspect surrounding strike and mounting tabs for damage before installing

This switch-plg is the OEM replacement plug switch that completes or interrupts the appliance's power connection, restoring reliable on/off control for the affected circuit. It fits where the original plug-style switch was used. What it does:

• Opens and closes the electrical circuit to allow or stop power flow through the plug-style connection
• Restores on/off control when a worn or failed plug switch causes intermittent power or a unit that won't power on
• Provides the same basic mechanical/electrical function as the original switch in the appliance's plug assembly
• Works as a direct replacement for the factory-installed switch-plg part

• Disconnect power (unplug appliance or shut off breaker) before removing or installing this switch
• Handle terminals carefully; secure terminal connections during replacement
• Compare the new part to the old part for correct orientation and fit before final assembly

A push-button signal switch that completes the user input circuit to the control board so selections register and the appliance responds to commands. Replaces a worn or unresponsive front-panel switch to restore reliable button operation. What it does:

• Sends the user's button press signal to the control board so commands are recognized
• Commonly replaced when front-panel buttons are unresponsive or intermittently work
• Helps restore proper cycle selection and control responsiveness
• Works as the user-input contact in the control/display assembly

• Disconnect power before starting repair to avoid shock or injury.
• Access the control panel per your model's service instructions; handle the display and wiring gently.
• Verify connector orientation and secure all harness connections before reassembling.
• Test operation after reassembly to confirm the new switch functions correctly.

A replacement latch body that secures the appliance door and helps ensure a proper, reliable seal. Restores correct door engagement so cycles can start and run safely. What it does

• Provides the main latch mechanism that holds the door closed during operation.
• Ensures the door stays firmly engaged to maintain a proper seal and safe operation.
• Can prevent the appliance from starting or completing cycles if the door won't stay latched.
• Common symptom linkage: door won't stay closed, door feels loose, or appliance fails to start because the door won't engage.

• Disconnect power (and water, if applicable) before beginning any repair.
• Access may require removing the door trim or front panel; follow the appliance's service instructions.
• Handle sharp edges and small fasteners carefully; keep removed screws in a labeled container.
• Test door engagement and run a short cycle after installation to ensure proper operation.

This door switch is a push-button electrical switch that detects when a fridge or freezer door is opened and closed, helping control lights and electrical features. It provides a direct, replaceable way to restore proper door sensing. What it does

• Opens and closes the circuit when the door moves, allowing interior lights and related controls to turn on/off.
• Commonly replaced when interior lights stay on or fail to turn on when the door opens.
• Helps prevent unnecessary compressor runtime when the door is detected as open.
• Compatible with cabinets that use a push-button style door switch mounted in the cabinet or door frame.

• One door switch (single push-button switch)

• Always disconnect power to the appliance before starting replacement to avoid electrical shock.
• Access typically requires removing the door gasket or inner door panel; retain screws and clips for reassembly.
• Replace by unplugging the old switch connector and installing the new switch in the same orientation; verify firm connector seating.
• After installation, restore power and cycle the door to ensure the switch operates lights and controls as expected.