Washer Latch, Catch, Lock Parts

This is a small plastic latch that secures the detergent or fabric softener dispenser drawer in the closed position on a front-load washer. It clicks into place to hold the drawer shut during the wash cycle and prevent leaks. Replace this latch if the dispenser drawer won't stay closed, pops open during operation, or the latch tab is cracked or broken.

This latch secures the detergent or fabric softener dispenser drawer on a front-load washing machine, keeping it firmly closed during the wash cycle. It clicks into place to hold the drawer shut and releases when pressed to allow access to the dispenser compartments. Replace this latch if the dispenser drawer will not stay closed, pops open during a cycle, or if the latch mechanism is cracked or broken.

This is a black plastic latch that secures the detergent dispenser drawer on a front-load washing machine. It keeps the dispenser drawer firmly closed during wash cycles to prevent leaks and ensure proper dispensing of detergent and fabric softener. Replace this latch if the dispenser drawer won't stay closed, pops open during a cycle, or if the latch mechanism is cracked or broken.

This is a door catch that secures the freezer door in the closed position by engaging with the door latch. It ensures the door stays firmly shut to maintain proper interior temperatures. Replace this catch if the freezer door won't stay closed, pops open on its own, or if the catch is visibly worn or broken.

This is a small magnet used in the washer's dispenser drawer mechanism. It works with a sensor or switch to detect the position of the dispenser drawer, helping the washer determine whether the drawer is open or closed. Replace this magnet if the washer does not recognize the dispenser drawer position, fails to dispense detergent properly, or displays related error codes.

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.

This spring door latch is the replacement spring used with the door latch assembly to help the appliance door close and stay latched, restoring reliable door closure and operation. Ideal when the door fails to catch or stay shut. What it does

• Provides tension to the door latch so the door securely closes and stays latched.
• Commonly replaces a worn or broken latch spring that causes the door to pop open.
• Helps restore normal door-operated functions that rely on a secure latch (e.g., starts, cycles).
• Works as part of the latch mechanism; not a full latch assembly.

• One spring door latch (single spring)

• Disconnect power before servicing to avoid shock or unexpected operation.
• Access may require removing the door or front panel; follow your model's service manual.
• Handle components carefully to avoid damaging surrounding trim or strike.
• Test door operation and appliance function after installation.