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Frigidaire 134472202 Washer/Dryer Door Handle: Replacement Help

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  • 2 days ago
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Part 134472202 is a Frigidaire laundry-appliance door handle used across a number of older washers and dryers. If your handle snapped or its mounting bosses failed, start by confirming the appliance model because similar-looking Frigidaire handles are not necessarily interchangeable.

What the current supply check shows

As checked August 26, 2026, Sears PartsDirect reports 134472202 permanently sold out, no longer available from the manufacturer, and without a manufacturer substitute. Parts Dr likewise reports the Frigidaire part discontinued with no substitute available to it.

Compatibility evidence

Current model catalogs place 134472202 on Frigidaire and White-Westinghouse laundry appliances, including older washer and dryer families. That does not mean every Frigidaire door handle is interchangeable; verify your exact model before ordering or reproducing anything.

PartAgain status

PartAgain does not currently sell or claim a validated 134472202 replacement. We are collecting exact model numbers and broken-part evidence to decide whether this geometry should advance to physical reverse engineering and fit testing.

If you need 134472202, use the Request a Part form and include the OEM number, exact appliance model, and photos of the failure. Save the broken handle and its screws if possible; failed mounting bosses often reveal the dimensions that matter most.

 
 
 

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