Frigidaire 134616200 Washer Retainer Boot Spring

Special Price $26.01 Regular Price $36.42
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SKU
134616200

Product Description

The Frigidaire 134616200 Washer Retainer Boot Spring is a part that holds the door boot to the tub assembly inside an appliance. It is primarily used to ensure the rubber seal firmly fits around the door opening to avoid water leaks during a wash and spin mode. The springs of the retainer are installed between the tub and the boot flange groove. It encourages efficient water retention, assists in positioning the gaskets in the stables and assists in ensuring consistent normal functioning.
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Manufacturer Name: FRIGIDAIRE
Product Number: 134616200
OEM Part Number: 134616200
Product Description: Boot Retainer Spring

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Customer Questions
What maintenance is required for the Frigidaire 134616200 Retainer Boot Spring?

Regularly inspect the washer boot spring for signs of wear, rust, or loss of tension. Ensure it remains properly seated to maintain a secure door seal. Keep the surrounding gasket area clean and dry. Always disconnect power before handling for safety.

What are common issues with the Frigidaire 134616200 Retainer Boot Spring?

  • Spring losing tension, causing loose door seal.
  • Rust or corrosion affecting durability.
  • Improper installation leading to gasket leaks.
  • Spring slipping out of position during operation.
  • Door boot not sealing correctly, causing water leakage.

Installation Steps

Step1: Unplug the washer before starting.

Step2: Open the washer door and position the door boot evenly around the front panel lip.

Step3: Place the retainer spring into the boot’s outer retaining groove, starting at the top.

Step4: Work the spring around the boot, stretching it as needed with needle-nose pliers.

Step5: Ensure the spring is fully seated in the groove and the boot is secure.

Step6: Inspect for gaps, then run a test cycle to check for leaks.