Whirlpool Latch, Catch, Lock Parts

This rear latch assembly secures the dryer door so the appliance can latch and run properly. It replaces a worn or broken rear latch to restore reliable door closure and help the dryer start and stay closed during cycles. What it does:

• Secures the dryer door to engage the door switch so the dryer will start
• Keeps the door closed during operation to prevent interruptions mid-cycle
• Replaces a broken, bent, or worn latch that prevents the door from latching
• Commonly used when the dryer won't start, stops unexpectedly, or the door won't stay closed

• Disconnect power (unplug or switch off breaker) before beginning any work
• Installation may require removing the dryer top or front panel; follow the model's service instructions
• Handle panels and metal edges carefully to avoid cuts
• After installation, verify the door latches securely and the dryer starts before reassembling all panels

This bin latch secures a refrigerator bin or drawer to its mounting points so it stays put during everyday use. Replacing a worn latch restores a solid, reliable fit and helps prevent spills or drops.

• Locks the bin or drawer into place on the door or liner
• Maintains alignment for smooth removal and reinstallation
• Common symptoms: bin won't stay seated, tilts or rattles, falls off, or latch is cracked/missing
• Helps protect contents from shifting due to a loose bin

• Disconnect power before servicing
• Remove the bin to access the latch
• Release the old latch's locking tabs and remove it; align and snap the new latch into place
• Do not force parts; the bin seats securely before use

The lid switch lever connects the washer's lid hinge to the lid switch, signaling when the lid is closed so the cycle can run. A damaged lever can prevent the safety interlock from closing, leading to no-start or spin issues. What it does:

• Transfers lid movement at the hinge to the lid switch actuator
• A closed lid so the washer can operate
• Common symptoms of a failed lever: washer won't start; won't spin; cycle pauses because the lid-closed signal isn't detected

• 1 lid switch lever

• Disconnect power before servicing
• Lift or open the top to access the hinge/switch area; locate the lever near the lid switch
• Remove the old lever and install the new one in the same orientation; free movement
• Close the lid by hand and the switch clicks before reassembly and testing

This strike is the latch receiver the door or lid engages when closed. Replacing a worn or broken strike restores a secure close and ensures the control correctly senses a closed door so cycles can run. What it does:

• Provides the fixed catch point for the latch mechanism
• Keeps the door/lid closed and properly aligned during operation
• Works with the interlock/switch to signal that the door/lid is closed
• Common symptoms: door won't latch or pops open, "door/lid open" message, cycle won't start, visible damage to the strike

• 1 strike

• Disconnect electrical power to the appliance; shut off water if applicable
• Open the door/lid and remove the original strike (typically secured by screws or retaining tabs)
• Position and secure the new strike, reusing original hardware; tighten snugly without over-tightening
• Close and open the door/lid to confirm smooth latch engagement and alignment; adjust if needed

This replacement key restores operation of a factory-installed lock on select appliances, letting you securely lock or unlock a door, lid, or compartment when the original key is lost or damaged. What it does:

• Operates the keyed lock cylinder to lock and unlock the appliance compartment
• Restores access when the original key is missing, bent, or broken
• Helps keep contents secure by re-enabling the lock function

• Insert fully and turn gently—do not force the cylinder
• If the lock is stiff, clean the keyway; use only manufacturer-approved lubricants if needed
• Disconnect power before any related service; keep the key out of children's reach

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

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.

This door magnet secures the appliance door by providing magnetic hold for proper closure and seal, helping maintain temperature and prevent accidental openings. It's a simple, durable component used where magnetic catch is required. What it does:

• Provides magnetic holding force so the door stays securely closed
• Helps maintain an effective door seal to preserve appliance performance
• Commonly linked to symptoms like a door that won't stay closed or items shifting during cycles
• Works with the existing strike or gasket to keep the door aligned when closed

• Disconnect power before accessing the door assembly to avoid injury
• Remove door panel or access cover as required by your model's service instructions
• Handle magnet and adhesive/mounting hardware carefully; use proper fasteners if original hardware is damaged
• Test door closure after installation to ensure proper alignment and holding force

This ice bin latch assembly secures the refrigerator's ice container so it stays seated and aligned with the auger drive. Replace a worn or broken latch to restore consistent ice dispensing and a snug fit.

• Locks the ice bin in place and aligns it with the auger/dispenser drive
• Helps prevent the bin from wobbling, shifting, or popping loose
• Can resolve no or intermittent ice dispensing caused by bin misalignment
• Direct replacement when the latch is cracked, worn, or missing

• Disconnect power to the refrigerator; turn off the water supply if needed
• Remove the ice bin to access the latch area
• Release retaining tabs/fasteners, note orientation, and install the new latch assembly
• Verify smooth latch engagement before reinstalling the bin and restoring power

This replacement door strike provides the solid catch point the latch/lock grabs so the appliance recognizes the door or lid is closed and can run safely. A worn, bent, or broken strike can interrupt operation. What it does

• Forms the fixed catch for the door/lid latch or lock
• Helps actuate the interlock/safety switch so a cycle can start
• Misalignment or damage can keep the door from latching and stop cycles
• Common symptoms: door/lid won't latch or stay closed, unit won't start, "Door/Lid" or "Lock" message, needing to hold the door shut, visible cracks or wear on the strike

• 1 strike

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing
• Open the door/lid and remove the mounting screws securing the old strike; retain hardware if it is reused
• Position the new strike in the same orientation and tighten screws snugly; avoid over-tightening to prevent damage
• Close and open the door/lid to confirm smooth latch engagement, then run a brief test cycle

This grey reset pin is a small actuator used within an appliance assembly's reset mechanism. Replacing a worn, broken, or missing pin restores proper reset action so the related component can return to normal operation.

• Engages the assembly's reset function so the mechanism returns to its default position
• Maintains correct spacing/actuation travel between mating parts
• A worn, cracked, or missing pin can prevent the reset from engaging or releasing
• Common symptoms: mechanism won't reset, won't stay set, or requires extra force to operate

• Disconnect power (and shut off water supply if applicable) before servicing
• Access the assembly, note the pin's orientation, and fully seat the new pin
• Reassemble and test the reset function several times to ensure smooth operation

This door lock latch assembly secures the washer door during operation so cycles can run safely and water stays contained. It replaces a worn or damaged latch to restore proper door locking and cycle start. What it does

• Secures and locks the washer door during wash and spin cycles so the appliance can operate normally.
• Triggers the door-closed sensor/switch that allows the washer to start and continue a cycle.
• Helps prevent accidental door opening and reduces the risk of leaks during operation.
• Common symptoms indicating this part may be needed: washer won't start, door won't latch or lock, or the latch feels loose or broken.

• Always disconnect power to the appliance before inspecting or replacing the door lock latch.
• Handle the door and glass carefully to avoid damage; align the latch with the strike before tightening fasteners.
• After installation, test a short cycle (no clothes) to ensure the door locks and the washer starts properly.

This lock assembly secures the appliance door/lid and enables normal cycle starts by engaging the latch. Replaces a worn or broken lock to restore proper door closure and allow the unit to begin and complete cycles reliably. What it does

• Physically latches the door/lid so the appliance can start and run
• Provides the mechanical engagement the control checks before permitting operation
• Common symptom: door won't stay closed or latch does not engage
• Common symptom: appliance won't start, won't advance or shows a door/lock fault

• Disconnect power (and water supply for washers) before beginning any service
• Handle small parts carefully and note their orientation for reassembly
• If wiring is present, disconnect and reconnect matching connectors only; do not force

This bin latch secures a refrigerator door bin to the door rail so your bin stays in place and won't tip or fall during use. It replaces a cracked, broken or worn latch to restore secure bin retention. What it does:

• Secures the door bin to the refrigerator door so contents stay in place
• Prevents the bin from popping out or tipping when opening the door
• Replaces damaged, cracked or worn latches that no longer hold
• Works with compatible door bins that use a snap-in latch retainer

• One bin latch

• Remove the door bin before replacing the latch to avoid dropping contents
• Snap the new latch into the bin until it clicks; it locks in place on the door rail
• Use care to avoid cracking the bin when prying out the old latch
• Disconnect power only when working near electrical components; follow all safety precautions