Frigidaire 134362800 Washer Suspension Spring

Product Description

The FRIGIDAIRE 134362800 is a genuine OEM replacement suspension spring assembly for top-load and front-load washing machines. The suspension spring supports and dampens drum movement during the wash and spin cycles, reducing vibration and preventing the tub from contacting the cabinet. When a suspension spring is worn, broken, or stretched, the drum loses proper balance support, leading to excessive banging, vibration, and uneven loads. This part is installed by appliance technicians and experienced service pros as a direct OEM-style replacement to restore proper drum suspension and machine performance.

The 134362800 suspension spring assembly is designed for use in residential washing machines. It is a direct fitment part for units manufactured under multiple brand names that share the same platform, including Frigidaire, Kenmore, Electrolux, White-Westinghouse, and Crosley washers. Techs typically encounter this replacement when a machine is producing loud banging during spin, walking across the floor, or showing visible tub misalignment during operation.

Key Features

• Genuine OEM replacement part - matches original factory specifications
• Restores proper drum suspension and reduces spin-cycle vibration
• Supports tub balance during both wash agitation and high-speed spin
• Compatible across multiple brands sharing the same platform
• Direct drop-in replacement with no modification required

Compatibility

Compatible with washing machines manufactured under the following brands: Frigidaire, Kenmore, Electrolux, White-Westinghouse, and Crosley.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a qualified appliance technician. Disconnect the washer from electrical power and shut off the water supply before beginning any service work. Access to the suspension springs usually requires removing the cabinet panels or lifting the top; refer to the unit's service manual for disassembly sequence. Inspect all suspension springs as a set - if one is failed, the remaining springs may be near end of life and replacement as a complete set is common practice.