Frigidaire 134075500 Lid Bumper Washer Dryer Combo

Product Description

The FRIGIDAIRE 134075500 is a genuine OEM lid bumper designed for use in washer and dryer combo units. This small but essential component cushions the lid during closure, preventing impact damage to the cabinet and lid assembly. Without a functioning bumper, repeated lid closures can crack plastic components or misalign the lid over time. Sold as a single unit, this is a direct OEM replacement part, meaning it matches the original factory specifications without modification. Licensed appliance technicians and experienced DIYers install this part as part of routine lid hinge and closure maintenance.

This bumper fits washer and dryer combo laundry appliances across multiple brands that share common Frigidaire-platform components. Compatible brands include Frigidaire, Kenmore, Electrolux, White-Westinghouse, Tappan, Crosley, Kelvinator, Gibson, and Universal. It is a recognized replacement under cross-reference number AP2108123 and supersedes previous part numbers 3204369, 899414, Ah419328, Ea419328, and Ps419328. This part is typically replaced when the lid no longer closes smoothly, produces a hard clapping sound, or when visible wear or cracking is observed on the original bumper.

Key Features

• Genuine OEM part manufactured to original factory specifications
• Cushions lid on closure to prevent cabinet and lid assembly damage
• Direct fit replacement requiring no modification
• Cross-compatible with multiple Frigidaire-platform brands
• Sold as a single unit (quantity of 1)
• Supersedes legacy part numbers including 3204369 and 899414

Compatibility

Compatible with washer and dryer combo units manufactured under the following brands: Frigidaire, Kenmore, Electrolux, White-Westinghouse, Tappan, Crosley, Kelvinator, Gibson, and Universal. Cross-reference number AP2108123. Replaces part numbers 3204369, 899414, Ah419328, Ea419328, Ps419328, and B00M0Yrl9M.

Installation Notes

Disconnect electrical power to the appliance at the breaker or by unplugging it before beginning any service work. This part is typically installed by an appliance repair technician or a knowledgeable DIYer with basic hand tools. Inspect the lid hinge and surrounding plastic components for additional wear while the unit is open for service. Refer to the appliance service manual for unit-specific disassembly procedures.