Strike Parts

Microwave won't start or stops mid-cycle? A broken left door latch prevents proper door closure and engagement. Moderately difficult repair with panel removal.

Fix a locked door error or F9 code with this oven door latch. Restores proper door locking and prevents interrupted cycles. Moderate DIY repair.

Fix a broken or cracked dishwasher door handle with this direct replacement part. Basic hand tools needed. Remove 4-8 screws to install in 20-30 minutes.

This assembly includes the motor that drives the oven door latch mechanism and the switches that confirm whether the door is locked or unlocked during the self-clean cycle. It mounts behind the front panel of the range near the top of the oven cavity. Replace this part if the oven door won't lock for self-cleaning, won't unlock after the cycle completes, or if you receive an error code related to the door lock.

Dryer door won't stay closed? This door latch assembly secures your dryer door during cycles. Easy DIY repair with just 2-4 screws in minutes.

Oven door won't lock for self-clean cycle? This latch and handle assembly restores the door lock mechanism. Moderate DIY repair in under an hour.

Fix a microwave door that won't close or sticks when opening. This latch hook secures the door mechanism for proper sealing. DIY repair in under an hour.

Fix a hard-to-open dishwasher door or broken handle with this latch handle. Simple 30-minute repair—remove inner door panel and snap into place.

Dryer won't start or stops mid-cycle? A broken door strike prevents the latch from catching, so the control can't detect a closed door. Simple fix.

Fix a dryer door that pops open during the cycle with this door latch striker. Restores secure door engagement. Takes under 5 minutes to install.

Fix a cracked or broken door handle that's hard to open or close. This dishwasher door handle typically takes 10-15 minutes to replace.

This is the door strike pin that engages with the door latch to keep the dryer door securely closed during operation. It is mounted on the dryer cabinet and catches the door latch when the door is shut. Replace this part if the dryer door will not stay closed, pops open during a cycle, or if the strike is visibly worn or broken.

A small rubber bumper that cushions and protects appliance doors, drawers or panels to reduce noise and prevent hard contact. Replaces worn or missing bumpers to restore a snug, quiet close. What it does:

• Provides a soft buffer to stop doors or drawers from banging into the cabinet or frame
• Reduces vibration and rattling during operation
• Helps doors and panels sit properly when closed
• Simple, non-electrical part — no wiring or adjustment required

• One replacement bumper

• Inspect the mounting hole or surface; clean debris before installing
• Press the bumper into the hole or onto the surface until fully seated; use a blunt tool if needed for tight fits
• Disconnect power to the appliance first and follow OEM instructions
• Remove old adhesive before installing the new bumper

Fix a dishwasher that won't start when the door is closed. This door latch assembly engages the closure mechanism so your unit recognizes the door is secure.

This door catch assembly secures the door closed so your machine can start and run without interruptions. A worn or broken catch can keep the door from latching, causing cycles not to begin or to stop mid-cycle.

• Latches the door to engage the door switch and allow operation
• Helps prevent door popping open during use
• Common failure signs: door won't stay closed, must hold door to run, cycle won't start due to open-door indication
• Restores proper door alignment and engagement with the strike

• Unplug the appliance before servicing
• Open the door and remove the fasteners securing the old catch
• Transfer the new catch in the same orientation; reuse existing screws if not supplied
• Test door closure and latch engagement before resuming use

This is a small lever or catch that engages the door switch when the dryer door is closed, signaling the dryer that it is safe to operate. It also interacts with the belt switch mechanism to detect proper belt tension. Replace this part if the dryer does not start when the door is shut, runs with the door open, or if the lever is visibly broken or worn.