You can also get parts from
www.searsdirectparts.com
They have everything you need there.
Hope this helps.
I believe same as Kenmore you have to remove the top panel, first remove the 2 plastic pc.s from the side panel, then u will see on each side a screw that needs to be removed, then lift panel up and out of way, u will see 2 gold clips near the center that need to be preyed or popped out, then the whole cabinet will come forward and out. look under it and u should see the door switch and a couple screws holding it to lid panel remove them as well, then unscrew the ground screw to the harness usually a green wire connected to the frame.
SOURCE: leaking frigidaire top load washer
yes there a seal under the tub ring make sure tub ring has all the snaps in place
SOURCE: newer frigidaire top load washer belt replacement
simple to replace, it simply wraps around the motor , over to the transission pulley, and the pension pulley applies "tension", will only go on one way, 2 screws across the bottom of the front panel will gain you access to the area
SOURCE: no cold water
the most common failure for that would be the cold water side of the inlet valve. To be sure you would need to access the valve and test the leads to make sure you have 120V at the valve,if you do then replace the valve
SOURCE: My washer will no longer agitate or spin. It does
check out the fill tube pressure sensor it can cause weard problems
SOURCE: How do you replace the door switch on Frigidaire
You will need to remove the wire ring on the door seal and carefully peal back the seal to reach your hand in to hold the door switch as you remove the 2 screws. Then pull it out and unplug wires one at a time and plug into the new one. This is a easy DIY and only takes about 15 minutes.Here is a link that should help Door switch replacement
Hello friend, I appreciate your post!
I understand you are attempting to replace the lid lock switch for Frigidaire washer. Regrettably, this is not a simple DIY job. I would highly recommend reaching out to an expert technician to ensure the replacement part is installed correctly to prevent future issues. I hope this information helps to some degree. -Matt
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