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Washer won't power on or turn on? A faulty power cord with frayed wires or damaged plug may be the cause. Direct electrical connection replacement.

Secures the motor housing to its mounting bracket in washers and laundry centers. Replace if screw is missing, stripped, or damaged during service.

Hex washer head screw secures panels, brackets, and drum assemblies in washers. Replace rusted, stripped, or missing screws to prevent rattling.

Secures hoses to fittings, preventing leaks in water and drain lines. Replace when connections loosen or leaks appear. Verify fit with your model number.

Replacement mounting screw for dryers. Secures panels and internal components. Needed when original screw is stripped, damaged, missing, or causing loose parts.

Cushion bumper for washer installation. Absorbs vibration and protects cabinet surfaces. Replace if cracked, compressed, or missing to restore proper support.

Secures the front panel to your washer frame. Replace this clip if your panel is loose, rattling, or won't stay in place due to a broken or missing clip.

Secures interior trim and components in your laundry center to prevent rattling and shifting. Replace when worn or broken to restore a snug fit. Verify compatibility with your model number.

Mounting screw for washer cabinet and component assembly. Replace if screw is stripped, missing, or damaged during disassembly. Essential hardware piece.

Replacement mounting nut that secures panels, trim, and internal components. Needed when original nut is stripped, corroded, missing, or lost during repair.

This bushing protects the appliance service cord where it passes through the cabinet, reducing wear and preventing chafing that can expose wiring. It's a simple replacement that restores a safe cord entry point. What it does:

• Cushions and centers the service cord at the cabinet opening to prevent abrasion
• Helps keep the cord from rubbing on sharp metal edges that can cause insulation damage
• Reduces risk of shorting, sparking, or intermittent power caused by a worn cord
• Commonly replaced when the existing bushing is cracked, missing, or deformed

• One service cord bushing

• Disconnect power (unplug or switch off breaker) before servicing
• Inspect the cord and surrounding insulation; replace the cord if damage is found
• Push the bushing into the cabinet opening, then route the cord through the bushing until seated
• Reuse only if undamaged; do not force a damaged bushing into place

Secures and organizes wires inside your appliance. Replace if broken, loose, or missing to prevent wire damage. Verify fit with your model number.

The Bracket is an OEM part for Frigidaire washing machines. This bracket provides the necessary support and pivot point for the washer door to open and close smoothly. 

Causes of a bad bracket can include mechanical stress from constant use, accidental impacts that can bend or break the bracket, or corrosion due to exposure to moisture and detergent residues.

Symptoms of a bad bracket include:

• Difficulty opening or closing the washer door
• A door that hangs unevenly or seems loose
• Squeaking or other noises when the door is moved
• Visible wear or damage to the bracket

This OEM Frigidaire part is also compatible with Electrolux, Gibson, Kelvinator and some Kenmore models.

The washer front panel forms the outer cabinet exterior, housing the control panel and door. Replace if cracked, dented, warped, or damaged from impact.

This metal top panel replaces the upper rear control housing on compatible Frigidaire ranges and stoves, restoring a secure mounting surface for controls and improving cabinet fit and appearance. Ideal for repairing bent, rusted, or damaged panels. What it does

• Replaces the upper rear housing that supports control knobs, switches and the backguard area
• Restores proper alignment and spacing between the cooktop and rear controls
• Stops light leaks and relieves stress from warped or bent panels
• Commonly used when the panel is dented, rusted, cracked, or has broken mounting tabs

• One top panel

• Disconnect power (and gas, if applicable) before starting any work
• Handle sharp sheet-metal edges with gloves; panel edges can be sharp
• Remove control knobs, backguard, or trim as required and save screws for reinstallation
• Align mounting tabs and secure with original hardware; test controls after reassembly