




Lid lock assembly fails to send the closed signal to the control board, preventing the washer from filling or starting any cycle.
Control board detects an open or shorted lid lock circuit and displays a fault code, halting operation mid-cycle or at startup.
Latch mechanism becomes mechanically jammed or the solenoid fails to retract, leaving the lid physically locked after cycle completion.
A faulty lid lock switch prevents the washer from advancing into the spin or agitate phase even though the lid appears closed.
Intermittent electrical failure in the lid lock assembly causes the washer to pause or abort a running cycle unexpectedly.
💡 Pro Tip: How to Diagnose a Failed Lid Lock
Your part is likely the culprit if you notice any of the following:
⚠️ Washer won't start or fill — lid lock signal not reaching control board
⚠️ Lid lock fault / error code displayed on the control panel
⚠️ Cycle stops mid-wash; drum won't spin or agitate
⚠️ Lid physically stuck locked or latch mechanism will not retract
Use a multimeter to test each switch terminal on the 3-wire connector for continuity. A failed switch reads open (no continuity) and confirms the lid lock assembly needs replacement. Always unplug the washer before testing.
📦 What's in the Box
✅ 1× W11670519 Washer Lid Lock Latch Assembly (3-Wire, ABS/PP)
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