Door Lock Parts

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

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.

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

Oven door won't stay closed or latch properly? This oven door latch mechanism secures your range door during cooking. Moderate DIY repair in 30-45 minutes.

This assembly includes the motorized door lock mechanism and integrated switch that secures the oven door during the self-clean cycle. It mounts to the oven frame near the top of the door opening and engages automatically when self-clean is activated. Replace this part if the oven door won't lock or unlock, the self-clean cycle won't start, or you hear the motor running continuously without the latch engaging.

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

Fix an oven door that won't close or lock properly with this latch and tape assembly. Restores secure door engagement for safe cooking and self-clean cycles.

Washer won't start or advance to spin cycle? A broken lid strike prevents the lock from engaging. Simple 5-minute snap-in fix—just remove two screws.

Fix an oven door that won't lock during self-clean or clean cycle errors. This door latch assembly secures the door and reports lock status to the control.

Oven won't start self-clean cycle or door won't lock? This door latch assembly secures the door and signals lock status. Moderate DIY repair.

This is the electric drive motor and bracket assembly that controls the automatic door latch mechanism on a range or wall oven. It engages and releases the door lock during the self-clean cycle to keep the door securely closed at high temperatures. Replace this motor if the oven door fails to lock or unlock, the self-clean cycle won't start, or you receive a door lock error code.

Door won't close or latch properly? This latch keeper secures the door strike so your dishwasher stays closed during cycles. Quick DIY repair.

This access door key operates the factory lock on select appliances. It replaces a lost or worn key so you can securely lock or unlock the access door and restore normal, controlled access to the compartment.

• Locks or unlocks the access door via the built-in lock cylinder
• Restores function when the original key is missing, bent, or broken
• Helps resolve situations where the door can't be opened or secured due to a worn key
• Maintains restricted access to the compartment when needed

• Verify this key matches your model's lock; keys are not universal
• Insert fully and turn gently—do not force a stuck lock
• If the lock cylinder is damaged or seized, replace the lock assembly
• Disconnect power if removing the door or servicing internal components

Fix a loose or misaligned cooktop with this maintop strike plate. Restores secure engagement between the cooktop and latch mechanism. Simple repair.

Dryer won't start or stops mid-cycle? This door lock assembly secures the door and engages the safety interlock. Straightforward DIY repair.

The Latch is an OEM replacement part for Frigidaire built-in microwaves. Securely mounted to the top interior section of the microwave cavity door, the positive-locking latch holds the door safely shut during operation. Crafted from corrosion-resistant materials for extended use, the latch handle withdraws the hook mechanism with a simple pull to conveniently access food within.

Symptoms of a bad latch include:

• The microwave door popping or falling open unexpectedly  
• Difficulty closing or fully engaging the secure latch hook 
• Wear signs like loose mounting points or a worn handle

Causes can involve repeated opening/closing cycles gradually loosening mounting fixtures, or parts rendered ineffective by moisture intrusion over time.

Replacing this Frigidaire OEM latch prevents potential microwave door opening during cooking cycles. Compatible with Electrolux, Gibson, Kelvinator, and Kenmore built-in models.