Frigidaire & Electrolux Pedestal Drawer Latch Parts — Models & Compatibility

Your Frigidaire or Electrolux pedestal drawer won't latch shut, forcing you to hold it closed with one hand while you load clothes with the other. That annoying catch-and-release clicking sound? It's the drawer latch failing — a small plastic component that takes the brunt of daily use. This hub covers the 137006200 pedestal drawer latch that fits over 40 Frigidaire and Electrolux washer and dryer pedestals.
Is This the Right Part for Your Model?
Check your pedestal's model number tag — it's usually on the inside edge of the drawer or on the back panel. The EPWD15 series covers most Electrolux pedestals, while the EPWD157 series includes newer models. If your model starts with EPWD, you're likely looking at the right part. This latch replaces AP4368805, PS2349356, and several other OEM numbers.
About This Replacement Part
The 137006200 is the primary latch mechanism that secures your pedestal drawer in the closed position. When it fails, you'll notice the drawer won't stay shut or requires extra force to close properly. Users report this is an "easy repair" — the latch typically snaps into place without special tools. The part works across both white and stainless steel pedestal finishes, fitting EPWD157SIW0, EPWD15IW3, EPWD15SS2, and dozens of similar models. Most failures happen after 3-5 years of regular use when the plastic catch wears down or cracks from repeated stress.
Common Symptoms
- Door or lid won't close completely
- Drawer pops open during washer spin cycle
- Latch mechanism feels loose or wobbly
- Clicking sound but drawer doesn't secure
Compatible Model Series
This latch fits the EPWD15 pedestal series from both Frigidaire and Electrolux. The part works across white (IW), stainless (SS), titanium (TT), and island black (MB) finishes. Whether you've got an older EPWD15T0 or a newer EPWD157STT0, the latch design remained consistent across these model years.
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