Washer Latch Switch Parts

This pushbutton switch restores a single button on the appliance control panel so you can reliably send selection or command inputs to the control board. It replaces a worn, stuck or non-responsive panel button. What it does

• Acts as the user-facing pushbutton that completes the control input circuit when pressed
• Sends selection/command signals to the appliance control board or timer
• Common symptom fixer: button that won't register presses or responds intermittently
• Also used when a button is physically stuck, loose, or missing

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning service to avoid shock
• Access typically requires removing the control panel or overlay—retain screws and trim
• Verify connector orientation and seating; do not force connectors or terminals

This water level switch detects the washer's water height and signals the control to start and stop filling, helping maintain proper wash cycles and prevent overfilling. What it does:

• Senses water level via a pressure hose and tells the control when to stop filling.
• Can cause continuous filling, overfilling, or failure to advance cycles when faulty.
• Works with the washer's control board and pressure hose to regulate fill actions.
• Intermittent or no fill/no water level detection are common symptoms of failure.

• Disconnect power and water supply before beginning any repair.
• Carefully detach the pressure hose from the switch; replace with correct routing to avoid kinks.
• Inspect and replace a cracked or clogged pressure hose when present; verify hose connection is airtight.
• Test switch continuity with a multimeter per service instructions; refer to the service manual for wiring and diagnostic steps.

This locker hook secures the appliance door or access panel, restoring proper latching and preventing accidental openings. Durable molded construction matches original fit for reliable everyday use and quick replacement. What it does:

• Replaces a worn, broken, or missing door latch hook to restore secure closure
• Helps stop doors or panels from popping open during operation or transport
• Eliminates rattling or misalignment caused by a damaged hook
• Fits into the original mounting location to maintain factory fit and function

• One locker hook

• Basic hand tools typically required; disconnect power or unplug the appliance before starting
• Inspect surrounding trim and fasteners; replace any damaged screws or clips for proper fit
• Tighten fasteners securely but avoid overtightening plastic components

This rotary oven selector switch controls oven functions and temperature selection so the range operates reliably and you can choose the correct cooking mode. Designed to replace a worn or non-working selector control. What it does:

• Selects oven mode (bake, broil, etc.) and communicates the chosen setting to the control system
• Restores responsive control when the selector is stiff, intermittent, or fails to click into positions
• Helps eliminate incorrect oven operation or inability to change cooking modes
• Works as the user-facing control for oven function selection on compatible ranges

• Disconnect power to the appliance before attempting service to avoid shock or injury
• Access typically requires removing the control panel or console; handle glass and trim pieces carefully
• Verify alignment and detents before reassembling to ensure proper function

This cycle selector switch lets the user choose wash or dry cycles by turning the control dial. It restores reliable cycle selection and responsive dial behavior so the machine starts the intended program. What it does:

• Selects the appliance cycle position when the control knob is turned
• Sends the chosen cycle signal to the timer/control assembly
• Commonly replaced when the dial slips, feels loose, or won't advance between cycle positions
• Helps resolve issues where the machine won't start the selected cycle or changes settings unexpectedly

• Disconnect power (and water if a washer) before servicing
• Access typically requires removing the control console or panel; follow your model service manual
• Avoid bending terminals; match connector orientation during reassembly

This replacement door strike provides the solid catch point the latch/lock grabs so the appliance recognizes the door or lid is closed and can run safely. A worn, bent, or broken strike can interrupt operation. What it does

• Forms the fixed catch for the door/lid latch or lock
• Helps actuate the interlock/safety switch so a cycle can start
• Misalignment or damage can keep the door from latching and stop cycles
• Common symptoms: door/lid won't latch or stay closed, unit won't start, "Door/Lid" or "Lock" message, needing to hold the door shut, visible cracks or wear on the strike

• 1 strike

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing
• Open the door/lid and remove the mounting screws securing the old strike; retain hardware if it is reused
• Position the new strike in the same orientation and tighten screws snugly; avoid over-tightening to prevent damage
• Close and open the door/lid to confirm smooth latch engagement, then run a brief test cycle

Replacement lid lock for top-load washers. This 120V assembly secures the lid and reports its status to the control, restoring safe operation, proper spin speeds, and normal cycle progress when the original latch becomes intermittent or fails.

• Locks the lid during spin and agitation for user safety
• Detects lid position and sends closed/locked status to the control board
• Helps the washer reach and maintain proper spin speeds
• Common failure symptoms: lid won't lock/unlock; lid lock light flashing
• What's included: 1 lid lock assembly

• Disconnect power before servicing
• Access the lock at the top/front rim; remove fasteners and the connector, then swap the assembly
• Route wiring exactly as original and secure it to avoid pinching or chafing
• Verify lid strike alignment and run a short test cycle to confirm lock operation