Mav465eww Parts

Fixes washer that won't agitate, spin, or start. If your washer stops mid-cycle or won't run with lid closed, this lid switch kit restores operation.

Motor plate isolator.

Washer won't start or stops mid-cycle? This lid switch housing secures the switch assembly for reliable lid detection. Simple DIY fix in minutes.

Mounting screw used to secure panels, trim, brackets, and small appliance components. Replace a missing or damaged fastener to restore proper fit, reduce vibration, and keep parts aligned for safe operation. What it does:

• Secures panels, control boards, brackets, and trim to maintain correct assembly
• Replaces stripped, broken, or missing screws that cause loose or rattling parts
• Helps prevent misalignment that can interfere with doors, knobs, or covers
• Standard fastener interface — use the correct driver and size for a secure fit

• Disconnect power and/or gas and follow appliance safety procedures before servicing
• Use the correct screwdriver or bit to avoid stripping the head
• Do not overtighten; snug until secure to avoid damage to threads or surrounding parts
• If threads are damaged, replace the mating component or use the correct thread-repair method

Spesc: #12 pozi - drive

This is a top cabinet hinge used on a washing machine. It connects the top panel to the washer cabinet, allowing the panel to pivot open for access to internal components. Replace this hinge if it is bent, broken, or corroded, or if the top panel no longer opens, closes, or sits flush properly.

Size: 1.25OD x .530IDX.

Mounting nut that secures the idler bracket to the base of your washer. Replace if stripped, missing, or damaged to properly anchor the bracket assembly.

This right-side blue end cap finishes and protects the trim on your appliance door, restoring a clean look and preventing exposed edges. It's a simple cosmetic/replacement part that helps maintain a proper seal and appearance. What it does:

• Covers and protects the outer edge of the door trim on the right side
• Prevents sharp or exposed trim edges that can catch or wear
• Restores finished appearance after a cracked, faded, or missing cap
• Helps keep the trim aligned so gaskets and seals fit as intended

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting work
• Typically snaps or slides into place from the door edge; may require removing adjacent trim first
• Use gentle pressure to avoid cracking plastic; if the cap is stubborn, a trim removal tool can help