Washer Latch Switch Parts

This door lever actuates the latch/switch when the door closes. If it's worn or broken, the appliance may not sense a closed door and won't start. Replacing it restores proper door engagement and safe, reliable operation. What it does:

• Engages the door latch/switch mechanism so the control knows the door is closed
• Helps ensure the unit only runs with the door fully shut
• Replaces cracked, bent, or missing levers that prevent proper door sensing
• Common symptoms: won't start, must hold/push door to run, "door open" indicator stays on

• 1 door lever

• Disconnect power before servicing
• Access the latch/switch area; note the original lever's orientation and any spring
• Transfer and reuse existing hardware if needed; install the new lever in the same position
• Close the door and test for proper start/stop operation

This washer water level pressure switch senses air pressure from the tub and signals the control to stop the fill at the correct point, helping prevent overfilling and ensuring each cycle uses the right amount of water. What it does:

• Monitors tub water level via the air dome hose and internal diaphragm
• Sends signals to the control to open/close the inlet valves during fill
• Helps match water level to the selected or programmed setting
• Failure symptoms include overfilling/overflow, continuous filling, low or no fill, or cycles not advancing from the fill stage

• One pressure switch

• Disconnect power and turn off the water supply before servicing
• Access the console/control area; note wire and hose positions before removal
• Transfer the air tube and wiring to the new switch; seat the tube fully and ensure it isn't kinked, cracked, or clogged
• Reassemble and run a quick fill test to ensure the valve shuts off at the proper level

This water-level pressure switch monitors tub fill and signals the control to shut off the inlet valves and advance the cycle. Replacing a failed switch restores accurate filling and helps prevent overfilling or cycle stalls. What it does:

• Senses air pressure from the tub via the pressure hose to determine water level
• Signals the timer/control to stop filling when the set level is reached
• Enables the transition from fill to wash and subsequent cycles
• Common failure symptoms include continuous filling or overfilling, no fill, failure to advance from fill to wash, or water-level/pressure switch error codes

• 1 pressure switch

• Disconnect power and turn off water supply before servicing
• Note wire locations and transfer connectors one at a time to the new switch
• Move the existing pressure hose to the new switch; ensure an airtight, kink-free connection and inspect the hose for cracks or blockages
• Mount securely and run a test fill to ensure proper shutoff before normal use

This washer lid switch signals that the lid is closed so the cycle can run. A failed switch can keep the washer from starting or spinning. Replacing it restores safe operation and consistent cycle performance.

• Senses lid position and enables operation only when the lid is closed
• Interrupts spin when the lid opens to meet safety interlock requirements
• Typical symptoms: washer won't start, won't spin, or stops when the lid is bumped
• Intermittent operation that improves when pressing or holding the lid closed

• Disconnect power before servicing; allow moving parts to stop completely
• Access the switch from the top/console area as directed for your model; note wire-harness orientation
• Secure the switch and ensure the lid strike aligns properly with the actuator
• After reassembly, run a spin test with the lid closed to verify operation

This dryer temperature selector switch lets you choose between four heat settings for proper fabric care. Replacing a worn switch restores accurate temperature selection so loads dry evenly without overdrying delicate items.

• Controls the dryer's heat level across four selectable settings
• Faulty switch can cause incorrect temperatures or only one setting to work
• May lead to poor drying performance or fabric damage if not functioning
• Restores reliable temperature selection and consistent drying results

• Unplug dryer before servicing; shut off gas if applicable
• Pull control knob straight off to access the switch
• Transfer wires one at a time to the new switch to maintain correct positions
• Ensure switch shaft and flat align with the knob during reassembly

A replacement lid lock striker for top-load washers that engages the lid lock assembly so the washer lid stays securely closed during cycles. Restores safe lid latching and reliable cycle operation when the striker is worn or damaged. What it does:

• Engages with the washer's lid lock to hold the lid closed during wash and spin cycles.
• Prevents the lid from popping open mid-cycle and related cycle-interruption symptoms.
• Helps maintain proper lid alignment to reduce rattling and uneven lid movement.
• Commonly replaced when the lid won't latch, the washer won't start, or the lid rubs against the cabinet.

• Disconnect power to the appliance before attempting any service.
• Access and replacement typically require removing or opening the washer top or access panel; use basic hand tools.
• Align the striker with the lid lock mechanism and secure fasteners snugly; verify smooth engagement before final reassembly.
• If the mating lid lock assembly is damaged or worn, replace the lock and striker as needed for reliable operation.

This replacement switch restores reliable on/off control for the specific function it serves in your appliance. A failing switch can cause that feature to stop responding or behave intermittently; replacing it brings normal operation back.

• Opens and closes the electrical circuit to the associated component when actuated
• Provides consistent, safe control of the feature it operates
• Typical failure symptoms: function won't turn on, won't turn off, or works only intermittently
• Physical clues can include a loose or sticky actuator, heat discoloration, or visible arcing damage

• Disconnect power at the breaker before servicing; allow hot surfaces to cool
• Access the switch per your model's service/parts diagram and note wire positions
• Transfer wires one at a time to the new switch; secure any mounting hardware
• Verify continuity and test operation before reassembly; replace any damaged connectors

This door switch detects whether the appliance door is open or closed. A working switch lets the machine start when the door is fully shut and stops operation when the door opens for safety.

• Monitors door position and allows the cycle to run only when closed
• Interrupts power to stop operation when the door opens
• Common symptoms of a failing switch: appliance won't start with the door closed, must press/hold the door to run, interior light stuck on/off, or a "door open" message on models with a display

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing
• Access the switch at the door opening/front panel; release mounting screws or locking tabs and remove the switch
• Move wires to the new switch one at a time to maintain correct positions
• After reassembly, test switch operation before running a cycle

This lid switch actuator engages the washer's safety switch when the lid is closed so cycles can start and spin as designed. Replace a broken or missing actuator to restore proper lid switch engagement and reliable operation.

• Engages the lid switch when the lid is closed to enable agitation and spin
• A worn, cracked, or missing actuator can cause the washer not to start or to stop before spin
• Intermittent operation that changes when pressing on the lid often indicates misalignment
• Lack of an audible "click" from the lid switch can point to a faulty actuator or alignment

• Disconnect power before servicing; do not work on a live appliance
• Access the lid/switch area per your model's service procedure
• Remove the damaged actuator and install the new part, securing as designed
• Before reassembly, close the lid to ensure the switch clicks and engages properly

This water level pressure switch senses tub water level through an air hose and signals the control when to stop filling and allow spin. Replacing a failed switch restores proper fill levels and reliable cycle progression. What it does:

• Monitors water level via air pressure from the tub's air dome hose
• Signals the control to start/stop filling at the correct level
• Prevents overfilling and enables spin only when the tub is empty
• Common symptoms: overfills or underfills, won't fill, keeps filling, won't advance or won't spin

• Pressure switch

• Disconnect power and water supply before servicing
• Access the switch (typically under the top or rear panel) and release its mounting clip/screws
• Transfer wires one at a time; move the air hose to the new switch and ensure a tight, unobstructed connection
• Secure the switch and run a test fill/spin; inspect the air hose for kinks, cracks, or soap residue

Replacement lid strike assembly that secures the washer lid so the machine can operate reliably. Restores proper lid engagement to help prevent the washer from stopping mid-cycle or the lid from coming unsecured during use. What it does:

• Engages with the lid latch to hold the lid closed during wash and spin cycles
• Restores proper lid alignment and secure closure when the original strike is worn, broken, or missing
• Common repair for symptoms like the lid not staying latched, the washer refusing to start, or a rattling/slipping lid

• Disconnect power before servicing the washer
• Typically installs at the lid/hinge area; may require removing the top panel or console for access
• Use basic hand tools and take care around springs and hinges to avoid injury

This water level pressure switch senses the tub's fill level through an air hose and signals the washer to start or stop filling and advance the cycle. Replacing a faulty switch restores proper fill levels and reliable cycle timing.

• Monitors water level via an internal pressure diaphragm connected to the tub air hose
• Opens/closes contacts to control the inlet valve and inform the timer/control
• Common symptoms: washer overfills or keeps filling, won't fill, incorrect/erratic water levels
• Cycle may stall at fill or rinse when the switch doesn't detect the proper level

• Disconnect power and turn off water before servicing
• Access the console; transfer wires to the new switch one at a time to maintain correct positions
• Inspect and firmly seat the pressure hose; ensure the hose and tub air dome are clear and the hose isn't cracked or kinked
• After installation, run a test fill to verify proper shutoff at the selected level

This water level pressure switch monitors tub water height via air pressure and signals the controls to stop filling and move the cycle forward, helping prevent overfilling or underfilling for accurate load-size operation.

• Detects water level through the attached air hose and internal diaphragm contacts
• Signals the control to close inlet valves at the selected level and allows agitation/spin only when safe
• Common symptoms: continuous filling/overfilling, stops filling too early/low water level, or no agitate/spin because the tub is sensed as "full"
• May cause inconsistent or incorrect water levels across settings

• Disconnect power and turn off water supply before servicing
• Note or photograph wire positions and transfer to the new switch one-for-one
• Inspect the pressure hose for cracks, kinks, or blockages; ensure an airtight fit on the switch port
• Mount securely in the original location and test with a small load to verify proper fill and operation

The Washer Door Latch is an OEM part for Whirlpool washing machines. This latch is responsible for securely holding the washer door closed during operation. It plays a role in making sure there are no leaks that could damage clothing or disrupt the washing cycle.

Causes of a bad door latch can include wear and tear over time, accidental damage, or failure of the latching mechanism. 

Symptoms of a bad door latch include:

• The washer door not closing or locking fully
• Loose door that rattles or vibrates excessively
• Water leaks around the opening when the machine is running

This genuine OEM Whirlpool part is also compatible with Maytag, KitchenAid, Jenn-Air, Amana, Magic Chef, Admiral, Norge, Roper, and Kenmore models.

This washer water level pressure switch senses tub fill via air pressure and tells the control when to stop filling and advance. Replacing a failed switch restores accurate water levels to prevent overfilling, underfilling, and cycle stalls.

• Monitors air pressure from the tub through a small hose to determine the selected water level
• Signals the timer/control to open/close the inlet valves and move the cycle to agitation/spin
• Symptoms include overfilling or not stopping fill, little or no fill, or cycles that won't advance because "full" isn't detected
• Water level doesn't match the selector setting or changes unpredictably

• Disconnect power and shut off water supply before servicing
• Access the control console; label or photograph wire locations and transfer them to the new switch one at a time
• Move the existing pressure hose to the new switch; ensure the hose is clear, not kinked or cracked, and fully seated
• Reinstall the knob/control panel and test fill at multiple level settings; access and steps may vary by model

Lid strike assembly that provides a secure catch for the washer lid so the lid latch/switch can engage, restoring proper lid closure and allowing the washer to start and complete cycles reliably. What it does:

• Serves as the catch point the lid latch engages to keep the lid closed during operation
• Enables the lid switch/lock to detect a closed lid so the machine can start and run
• Common replacement when the lid won't stay closed, the washer won't start, or lid engagement is intermittent
• Matches original mounting points for direct replacement and consistent operation

• Disconnect power to the appliance before attempting any service
• Access the strike by opening or removing the top/control panels as required for your model
• Align the strike with the lid latch, secure with the original fasteners, and ensure smooth engagement
• Reconnect power and run a short cycle to ensure proper lid detection and operation