KitchenAid Parts

KitchenAid Appliance Parts You Can Trust

KitchenAid is Whirlpool's factory-certified brand, and that engineering shows in every appliance. But factory-certified appliances still need repairs — and when they do, OEM parts are a primary choice. Whether your KitchenAid dishwasher won't start, your refrigerator stopped making ice, or your range isn't heating, we carry the exact replacement parts your model needs.

Common KitchenAid failures are predictable: dishwasher door latches, refrigerator ice makers and water inlet valves, and range igniters. Many KitchenAid parts cross-reference to Whirlpool platforms, but always verify your model number — KitchenAid factory-certified lines often use upgraded parts that don't interchange with entry-tier Whirlpool models.

• Dishwashers: Door latch assemblies, control boards, water inlet valves, drain pumps, detergent dispensers
• Refrigerators: Ice maker assemblies, water inlet valves, evaporator fan motors, door gaskets, control boards
• Ranges: Gas oven igniters, bake/broil elements, oven control boards (ERC), cooktop glass assemblies, door gaskets
• Cooking Appliances: Surface burner elements and switches (electric ranges), gas burner parts, thermal fuses

Browse all KitchenAid parts by appliance type, or enter your model number in the search bar for exact compatibility. Repair Clinic stocks KitchenAid OEM parts with same-day shipping on most items.

KitchenAid Parts FAQ

Why should I use OEM KitchenAid parts instead of aftermarket?

KitchenAid is engineered for precision fit and performance. Aftermarket control boards, igniters, and water valves often cause compatibility issues on factory-certified models. OEM parts maintain model-specific fit and performance and ensure your appliance runs exactly as designed. For control boards especially, aftermarket boards may not communicate with KitchenAid's proprietary sensors.

Where do I find my KitchenAid model number?

The model number is typically found on a label inside the appliance. For dishwashers, check the top inner edge of the door. For refrigerators, look inside the fridge, usually on the back wall or side wall. For ranges, check inside the oven or on the back of the unit. Enter the full model number (e.g., KDTM384ESS) into Repair Clinic's search to see all compatible parts for your exact model.

What's the difference between KitchenAid and Whirlpool parts?

KitchenAid is Whirlpool's factory-certified line, so many parts cross-reference to Whirlpool platforms. However, KitchenAid often upgrades materials and features — ice makers, control boards, and door gaskets are frequently different between brands. Always use your KitchenAid model number to confirm the correct part. Whirlpool parts may look similar but won't fit or perform correctly.

KitchenAid dishwasher won't start — what's the most common reason?

The door latch assembly is the #1 cause. The latch contains a safety switch that tells the control board the door is closed. If the latch is broken or doesn't fully engage, the dishwasher won't start even if you hear it try. A new latch assembly (which includes the switch and handle) usually solves the problem. It's a 15-minute repair on most KitchenAid models.

Order KitchenAid Replacement Parts Online

Ordering KitchenAid replacement parts online is quick and easy with Repair Clinic. Whether you're looking for parts for your KitchenAid mixer, food processor, or any other KitchenAid appliance, we make it simple to find what you need.

Start by searching by model number or part number using the search bar above. You'll be able to access a complete list of compatible KitchenAid parts for your specific appliance, making your repair process easier and more efficient.

Plus, with our Price Match Guarantee, you can rest assured you're getting competitive pricing on genuine OEM parts.

We also offer same-day shipping on orders placed by 9:00 PM ET, so you can receive your parts as quickly as possible. Whether you're a DIYer or a professional technician, Repair Clinic provides the resources and expert support you need to troubleshoot and repair your KitchenAid appliances with confidence.

KitchenAid Appliance Model Number: Where to Look

KitchenAid places the model number on a data label, but the location depends on the appliance. Check the top inner edge of a dishwasher door, the back or side wall inside a refrigerator, or the oven door frame and rear panel on a range. Other KitchenAid appliances may have the label inside the door, on a side panel, or across the back. Copy the complete model number, including any letters and numbers, then enter it in the search bar to narrow the catalog to parts that fit your entire appliance. That means fewer wrong orders and a faster repair.