Door Latch Parts

This door strike is the small metal latch that engages the door catch so the appliance door closes and stays secure. Replaces a worn or damaged strike to restore proper door latching and safe operation. What it does:

• Provides the mating latch surface for the door catch so the door stays closed
• Restores secure door closure when a worn or bent strike prevents latching
• Can help resolve symptoms such as a door that won't stay closed, won't latch, or prevents the unit from starting
• Black oxide finish resists corrosion and reduces visible wear

• One door strike (black oxide)

• Disconnect power (and water for dishwashers) before beginning any repair
• Remove door panel or access trim to reach the strike; keep screws and fasteners organized
• Align strike carefully with the door catch; tighten screws snugly but avoid over-torquing
• Test door operation and any door-interlock switches before reassembling the unit

This replacement hook secures a cabinet or door component so it stays in position and restores normal closing and retention. It's a small but important part for keeping doors, covers, or bins from slipping. What it does:

• Acts as a mechanical retainer to hold a door, cover or bin in the proper position
• Prevents doors or compartments from falling open or shifting during use
• Restores secure engagement when the original hook is broken, bent, or missing
• Works with the existing mounting points and mating latch or catch

• One hook

• Disconnect power to the appliance before accessing internal components
• Remove any obstructing panels or shelves to reach the mounting area
• Replace the hook using the existing screw/clip fasteners; do not force or modify mounting points
• If other latch components are damaged, replace them as a set for reliable operation

This replacement latch secures an appliance door or drawer by engaging its mating strike so it stays closed during use. Restoring a worn latch helps ensure reliable closure and proper operation when the control checks for a closed position. What it does:

• Mechanically holds the door/drawer shut by engaging the strike/catch
• Helps the appliance recognize a closed condition for starting or continuing a cycle
• Addresses issues where the door/drawer won't stay closed or pops open
• Common symptoms include "door open" messages or cycles that won't start

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• Disconnect power before servicing; turn off water supply if working on a washer
• Use basic hand tools to remove the old latch and transfer any reusable screws/clips
• Align the new latch with the strike/catch for smooth engagement
• Close and test the door/drawer several times before running a cycle

This oven door latch assembly secures the door during normal operation and during the self-clean cycle, helping the oven maintain a safe seal and proper temperature. Replacing a worn latch restores correct door engagement and safety interlock function.

• Locks and releases the oven door; engages safety switch for self-clean
• Can address a loose door that won't stay closed or won't lock for clean
• Can resolve rattling, incomplete seal, or door-ajar error during clean

• Disconnect power before servicing; allow the oven to cool completely
• Access is typically from the top/rear of the range; remove panels as needed
• Transfer any brackets/rods in the same orientation to the new latch
• Test door open/close and self-clean lock function before reassembly

This latch slider is the replacement sliding component used in the door latch assembly to help secure the appliance door and enable proper latching. Replaces a worn or broken slider to restore reliable door engagement. What it does

• Slides along the latch assembly to engage or release the door catch for secure closing
• Helps the door fully latch so the appliance can start and run normally
• Common symptom: door won't latch or stays ajar even when closed
• Common symptom: door latch feels loose, sticks, or makes noise when operated

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• Disconnect power (and water if applicable) before starting any repairs
• Removing the door or front panel may be required to access the latch assembly
• Use basic hand tools; handle trim and glass carefully to avoid damage
• Verify proper alignment of the slider and latch after installation before restoring power

This door latch assembly secures and electrically locks the washer door so cycles can start and run safely. It replaces a worn or failed latch to restore proper door locking and cycle operation. What it does:

• Physically secures and aligns the washer door so it closes properly.
• Activates the door-lock switch so the machine can start and run.
• Helps prevent the door from opening mid-cycle, reducing leaks and interruptions.
• Commonly used when the washer won't start, shows a door-lock error, or the door won't stay closed.

• One complete door latch assembly.

• Disconnect power before starting any repair to avoid shock or injury.
• Remove the washer door boot or front panel to access the latch.
• Check wiring harness connections and connector orientation before reconnecting.
• After installation, run a short diagnostic or test cycle to ensure the latch locks and releases correctly.

A replacement door latch assembly that secures the appliance door and allows the door to lock and unlock properly for normal operation and safety. Restores proper door closure and appliance cycling when the latch is faulty. What it does:

• Engages and holds the door closed so the appliance can operate and complete cycles
• Triggers the appliance's door switch/lock mechanism when closed
• Helps prevent water/heat escape by ensuring a tight door seal during use
• Common symptom: door won't stay closed, won't latch, or appliance won't start/cycle

• Disconnect power (and water if applicable) before servicing to avoid shock or injury
• Access usually requires removing the door or front panel; follow your model's service manual
• Keep screws and small parts organized; test latch operation before reassembling completely

This door latch mechanism secures the appliance door and completes the door-switch circuit so the unit can operate. It replaces a worn or damaged latch to restore proper door closure and reliable operation. What it does:

• Engages and holds the door closed during cycles so the appliance can run.
• Activates the door switch/contact that signals the control board the door is closed.
• Commonly used when the door won't stay closed, the appliance won't start, or the latch feels loose or broken.
• Fits into the door frame and mates with the striker/handle to keep the seal tight.

• One door latch mechanism

• Disconnect power (unplug or switch off breaker) before servicing to avoid electrical shock.
• Access usually requires opening the door panel or removing the inner door; keep track of screws and clips.
• Handle carefully to avoid damaging the latch tabs or wiring; test door operation before reassembling fully.
• If wiring or mounting points are damaged, replace those parts as needed rather than forcing the latch.

This mechanical door latch secures the dishwasher door during operation so cycles can run safely and the unit can seal properly. It replaces a worn or broken latch to restore reliable door closure and cycle starts. What it does:

• Physically holds and locks the door closed during wash cycles
• Triggers or maintains the door-closed state so the control will allow the cycle to start
• Commonly replaces units that are cracked, bent, or no longer latching
• Resolves symptoms like a door that won't stay closed, a dishwasher that won't start, or intermittent cycle interruptions

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any repair
• Remove the inner door panel to access the latch; keep fasteners organized
• Inspect surrounding strike and mounting tabs for damage before installing