Atf6000fs Parts

Control panel for laundry center. Replaces cracked, damaged, or worn panels. Installs on the top front of unit to restore appearance and functionality.

Rear outer tub assembly for front-load washers. Includes integrated rear bearing. Replace when cracked, damaged, or bearing seal has failed.

Mounting bracket for laundry center and washer models. Secures components in place. Replace if bent, cracked, or broken to restore proper alignment.

Light pipe lens for dryers. Guides light from internal bulb to exterior indicator panel. Replace if cracked, discolored, or missing for proper display.

Fix a washer that won't start or respond to controls with this push button. Common solution for unresponsive control panels. Simple DIY repair.

This base is the lower cabinet support that stabilizes and secures the appliance on the floor, helping keep the cabinet level and reducing vibration. It restores proper fit and prevents wobble or rubbing against the floor. What it does

• Supports the appliance cabinet and maintains alignment with the floor
• Reduces vibration and rattling caused by an unstable or damaged base
• Prevents cabinet edges or components from contacting the floor
• Helps ensure doors and drawers operate smoothly by keeping the cabinet level

• Disconnect power and water before beginning any service
• Lift or tilt the appliance only as recommended by the manufacturer; use two people for large appliances
• Inspect mounting hardware and shims; replace any damaged fasteners for a secure fit

This small plastic retainer clip secures trim and lightweight components so doors and shelves stay aligned and rattle-free. A simple replacement that restores proper fit where a broken or missing clip lets parts shift. What it does

• Fastens and aligns lightweight plastic trim, door, or shelf components
• Prevents movement and noise caused by a cracked or missing retainer
• Restores secure fit for loose or sagging trim pieces
• Commonly used where a push-in or snap-in fastener is required

• One retainer clip

• Inspect the mating slots or holes for damage before installing the new clip
• Push the clip into place until it snaps; the attached part seats securely
• No special tools typically required; use a flat tool to remove the old clip if needed
• Disconnect power only when working near electrical components or lighting assemblies