Key Parts

Ice bin won't stay closed or falls open? This refrigerator ice bin latch secures the ice container. DIY-friendly repair with basic tools in 15 minutes.

Fix a freezer door that won't stay closed or latched securely with this door lock catch. Simple repair to restore proper door sealing and security.

Fix a freezer door that won't stay closed or latched properly with this door lock catch. Simple DIY repair to restore secure door closure in minutes.

Fix a freezer door that won't stay closed with this door latch. Solves issues with warm temperatures and frost buildup. Simple DIY repair.

Fix a washer lid that won't lock or cycles during wash with this lid lock assembly. Common repair for washers that won't start or stop mid-cycle.

Fix a washer dispenser drawer that won't stay closed or keeps popping open with this dispenser slide latch. Common DIY repair in under 30 minutes.

Fix a refrigerator door that won't stay closed or seal properly with this door latch. Simple repair restores proper door closure and temperature control.

Freezer won't stay locked or latch is broken? This lock catch secures your freezer lid. Simple DIY repair restores proper locking function.

Freezer door won't stay securely closed? This lock claw keeps your freezer sealed tight. Simple replacement part for a secure freezer door closure.

Fix a freezer door that won't stay locked or secure with this door lock. Simple replacement part that restores proper door locking function.

A replacement catch-lock that secures the appliance door to help keep it closed and maintain an effective seal. Fits where a small plastic catch is used to hold the door shut and prevent accidental openings. What it does:

• Replaces a worn or broken door catch to restore positive door latching
• Helps prevent the door from popping open during use or transport
• Supports proper door alignment to help maintain internal temperature
• Common symptom: door won't stay closed or rattles when closed

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any work.
• Remove any trim or access panels covering the catch; retain screws for reuse.
• Align the new catch in the mounting location and secure with the original fasteners.