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Becky
Reviewed in the United States on March 11, 2025
Perfect fit. Washer door latch broke this was a perfect fit. Very easy to replace Very good value
Becky
Reviewed in the United States on March 11, 2025
Perfect fit. Washer door latch broke this was a perfect fit. Very easy to replace Very good value
CrimsonDobey25
Reviewed in the United States on February 2, 2025
Straight replacement. Easy to install. Closed and locked. No errors came up. Will update if something haloes but as of now super satisfied with purchase. Saved installation money.
CrimsonDobey25
Reviewed in the United States on February 2, 2025
Straight replacement. Easy to install. Closed and locked. No errors came up. Will update if something haloes but as of now super satisfied with purchase. Saved installation money.
Pranshu
Reviewed in the United States on January 6, 2025
The door lock strik/hook broke as its made of cast aluminum. Replacing that part alone was not working, so got this and replaced both the hook and switch which fixed the problem. To remove the spring/wire ring I also got the spring expansion tool which made the replacement much easier. This worked with LG WM3770HWA washing machine. The hole in the hook initially felt small as the existing pin was not going in, but once I gently hammered the pin, it went it... so likely there was some burr or obstruction that got cleared when I pushed the pin with force. Overall the replacement was quick and saved ton of money.
Pranshu
Reviewed in the United States on January 6, 2025
The door lock strik/hook broke as its made of cast aluminum. Replacing that part alone was not working, so got this and replaced both the hook and switch which fixed the problem. To remove the spring/wire ring I also got the spring expansion tool which made the replacement much easier. This worked with LG WM3770HWA washing machine. The hole in the hook initially felt small as the existing pin was not going in, but once I gently hammered the pin, it went it... so likely there was some burr or obstruction that got cleared when I pushed the pin with force. Overall the replacement was quick and saved ton of money.
Nicole Schielzo
Reviewed in the United States on January 4, 2025
After taking the top of the machine off 2 screws in back ,then unplugging the switch ,unscrewing the old switch and a little stretching and sheet metal cuts I was able to plug the new switch in then screw it in place machine is up and running. Works great.
Nicole Schielzo
Reviewed in the United States on January 4, 2025
After taking the top of the machine off 2 screws in back ,then unplugging the switch ,unscrewing the old switch and a little stretching and sheet metal cuts I was able to plug the new switch in then screw it in place machine is up and running. Works great.
Jon B.
Reviewed in the United States on January 29, 2025
The problem. Door strike broke off inside latch. Washer out of commission. Researched product on L.G. website. Ordered parts on Amazon at 1/3 rdcost. This product arrived quickly. I'm glad because my wife doesn't like laundry sitting around. She's a do it every day kinda gal.I'm not a Mr. Fixit, and I've never replaced something like this before. The process was straightforward and simple. Total time 35 minutes.Everything fit exactly. Problem solved!Wife happy doing laundry again. $ saved over calling service tech $375. Happy wife... priceless!
Jon B.
Reviewed in the United States on January 29, 2025
The problem. Door strike broke off inside latch. Washer out of commission. Researched product on L.G. website. Ordered parts on Amazon at 1/3 rdcost. This product arrived quickly. I'm glad because my wife doesn't like laundry sitting around. She's a do it every day kinda gal.I'm not a Mr. Fixit, and I've never replaced something like this before. The process was straightforward and simple. Total time 35 minutes.Everything fit exactly. Problem solved!Wife happy doing laundry again. $ saved over calling service tech $375. Happy wife... priceless!
Jorge L. Pagan
Reviewed in the United States on October 6, 2024
I installed it myself and my washer is back up and running excellent. Thank you
Jorge L. Pagan
Reviewed in the United States on October 6, 2024
I installed it myself and my washer is back up and running excellent. Thank you
Rolando Petit
Reviewed in the United States on October 21, 2024
The original mechanism gave out and I just knew it would be like $500 to have a guy come out to replace. Amazingly after a quick search I found the part number, found them cheap on Amazon and ordered this one. It came with everything needed. The instructions were on the product page in one of the photos. It was a simple job except I did not have the proper tool to put the ring back around the gasket so I needed a second set of hands and some ingenuity. Eventually got it on and it works great!
Rolando Petit
Reviewed in the United States on October 21, 2024
The original mechanism gave out and I just knew it would be like $500 to have a guy come out to replace. Amazingly after a quick search I found the part number, found them cheap on Amazon and ordered this one. It came with everything needed. The instructions were on the product page in one of the photos. It was a simple job except I did not have the proper tool to put the ring back around the gasket so I needed a second set of hands and some ingenuity. Eventually got it on and it works great!
Brad
Reviewed in the United States on October 13, 2024
Please note that you must remove the extension spring that holds the seal to the washer. If you have needle-nose pliers, you can do it fairly quickly. The original lock must also be removed, as the new latch doesn't work with the old lock. You will have to take all the screws out of the door to get the clasp out. Once removed, you will need something flat to wedge into the pin mechanism of the clasp. Slide it out most of the way, and reinstall the clasp in the same direction. It took me about half an hour to repair. Don't forget to put the seal back when you are done. Good luck, and have fun!
Brad
Reviewed in the United States on October 13, 2024
Please note that you must remove the extension spring that holds the seal to the washer. If you have needle-nose pliers, you can do it fairly quickly. The original lock must also be removed, as the new latch doesn't work with the old lock. You will have to take all the screws out of the door to get the clasp out. Once removed, you will need something flat to wedge into the pin mechanism of the clasp. Slide it out most of the way, and reinstall the clasp in the same direction. It took me about half an hour to repair. Don't forget to put the seal back when you are done. Good luck, and have fun!
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