Electrolux & Frigidaire Front Load Washer Door Strike Assembly Parts — Models & Compatibility

Your Electrolux or Frigidaire front-load washer door won't latch, or it clicks but doesn't engage properly. The door strike assembly — that metal catch on the washer frame — is the first thing to check. This 134937300 replacement fits dozens of models across both brands and solves latching issues that keep your washer from starting cycles.

Is This the Right Part for Your Model?

Check your washer's model number, which you'll find on a sticker inside the door opening or on the top edge of the front panel. Common series include EIFLS, EIFLW, FAFS, and CFLE models. This strike assembly replaces original part numbers AP4365553, 7134937300, 1483065, and PS2345126, so if you're cross-referencing old parts orders, any of those numbers confirm compatibility.

About This Replacement Part

The door strike is the stationary component mounted to your washer's frame that receives the door latch mechanism. When it wears down or cracks — usually from years of door closures or impact damage — the door won't secure properly. You'll hear clicking as the latch tries to engage, but the washer control board won't start the cycle because it can't verify the door is sealed. The 134937300 assembly includes the metal strike plate and mounting hardware, designed to restore factory-specification latching performance on Electrolux and Frigidaire front-loaders manufactured from the mid-2000s through recent years.

Compatible Electrolux & Frigidaire Models

This door strike fits over 100 washer models. Here are the most common series:

• EIFLS Series: EIFLS55IIW0, EIFLS55IIW1, EIFLS55IMB0, EIFLS55IMB1, EIFLS55IRR0, EIFLS55QT0, EIFLS60JIW0, EIFLS60JIW1, EIFLS60JMB0, EIFLS60JRR0, EIFLS60LSS0, EIFLS60LT0, EIFLS60LT1
• EIFLW Series: Multiple configurations across Electrolux IQ-Touch and Perfect Steam models
• FAFS Series: Frigidaire Affinity front-loaders with various color/finish options
• CFLE Series: Crosley-branded front-load washers using Frigidaire components

Installation Overview

You'll need a T-20 Torx driver and about 15 minutes. Unplug the washer, remove the two screws securing the old strike to the frame, pull it free, position the new strike, and tighten the mounting screws. The strike sits on the right side of the door opening — just match the orientation of the old part. No special alignment tools required, but make sure it's flush against the frame before final tightening so the door latch engages smoothly.

Why This Part Fails

Door strikes crack from repeated stress, especially if someone pushes the door closed too hard or leans on it. Over time, the plastic housing around the metal strike can chip, or the strike itself can bend slightly, creating enough misalignment that the latch mechanism can't catch. If you've noticed the door takes multiple attempts to close or the washer starts randomly pausing mid-cycle with door errors, the strike assembly is the likely culprit.

Order Information

Part number 134937300 is priced at $30.99 and ships ready to install with mounting hardware included. Verify your model number against the compatibility list above before ordering. If your washer is displaying door lock errors but the strike looks intact, you may also need to check the door latch mechanism itself — but start with the strike since it's the more common failure point and easier to replace.