Door latch broken- disassemble door ??

It appears there might be a mix of information in the provided details. However, based on what you've mentioned, it seems you're dealing with a broken door latch hook key on a device with the model number "ogcmdm 11s2-10." Unfortunately, the information provided doesn't align with known model formats or specific products, and I might not have detailed information about this particular model or device.
Given that, here are some general steps you can follow when dealing with a broken door latch or lock:

1. Identification of the Latch or Lock:
   • Identify the type of latch or lock system used on your device. It could be a simple spring latch, deadbolt, or a more complex mechanism.
2. Obtain Replacement Parts:
   • If the latch hook key is broken, you may need to obtain a replacement part. Contact the manufacturer or a supplier to inquire about replacement latch hook keys or the entire lock assembly if necessary.
3. Accessing the Broken Part:
   • Depending on the design of your device, you may need to disassemble or remove certain components to access the broken latch or lock. Refer to the device's user manual or any available documentation for guidance.
4. Remove Broken Parts:
   • Once you have access to the broken latch or lock, carefully remove the broken parts. This may involve unscrewing screws, removing panels, or disassembling components.
5. Install Replacement Parts:
   • Install the replacement latch hook key or lock components following the manufacturer's instructions. Ensure that the new parts are compatible with your device.
6. Test Operation:
   • After replacing the broken latch or lock parts, test the operation to ensure that the door can be securely locked and unlocked.
7. Reassemble:
   • If you had to disassemble any components to access the broken part, reassemble the device according to the manufacturer's instructions.

If you encounter difficulties during the process or if you are unsure about how to proceed, it's advisable to contact the manufacturer's customer support for specific guidance or consider consulting with a professional technician.
Please note that the general steps provided may not cover all possible scenarios, and the actual process might vary based on the specific design of your device.

replace the broken latch --remove door panel to access latch and if repairable do it if worn and damaged remove screws on door jam remove latch and replace

1. How it's done:
   1. Remove the door panel to gain access.
   2. Remove and replace the broken door handle.
   3. Inspect door latch and replace if not working.
   4. Check door for proper operation.
   5. Reinstall door panel.
   
   

Door Handle or Door Latch Replacement Service Cost YourMechanic

Hi.

The door latch is probably broken. Emergency opening can be done accessing the door latch from the inside of the washer assembly.

Before attempting an emergency opening, disconnect power cord and empty water inside the machine through the filter located at the bottom front side of the machine.

After removing water connect back the machine and try opening again.

If that does not work, then the machine must be disassembled. Most models have an emergency cable located on the inside of the door latch. Pulling the cable will release the latch.
The inside of the door latch is reached either from filter housing or from top of the machine. Either the filter (usually held by screws) or the top panel must be removed to access the inside of the lock mechanism.
Power must be kept off while doing maintenance. Due to the safety issues involved the door latch emergency opening and repair must be done by a trained technician.

Regards.

Ginko

Hi



Thanks for using FixYa. Error “dlf” or f dl means a door latch failure. This means that you’ll need to replace the door latch assembly however before doing that you can leave the washer unplugged for 30minutes so that it resets itself. In the meantime when it’s unplugged just inspect the door latch wiring to ensure all the connector plugs are intact and not loose or broken. You can access the door latch wiring harness by removing the top panel of the washer. To remove the top panel just remove the three screws that hold the panel in place in the rear of the washer. With the screws removed, the panel will slide back, and then lift off. Locate the door latch assembly behind the front panel on the right hand side. Trace all the connectors from the door latch to the Central Control Unit (CCU) and make sure they are properly seated at both ends. If after doing this still the issue is not resolved then unfortunately you have to get the door latch replaced. Please do accept the solution if the issue is resolved or else revert for further assistance.


Thanks
Rylee

buy new door latch need to take apart the door might have to take it to a body shop

Tailgate latch, handle and lock

• Open the tailgate.
• Remove the two bolts and detach the door stop.
• Lower the tailgate and remove the tailgate access cover.
• Disconnect the control rods.
• Detach the retaining nuts and remove the handle and lock cylinder assembly from the tailgate.

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Door trim panels

• Disconnect the cable(s) from the negative battery terminal(s).
• On manual window equipped models, pull the window crank cover aside, remove the screw and detach the handle.
• On the front door of power window equipped models Pry up on the retaining clip at the front edge of the armrest and lift the armrest switch control plate out and disconnect the electrical connections,then remove the retaining bolt from the opening.
• Use a small screwdriver to pry off the courtesy light cover for access to the trim panel retaining bolt.
• Carefully pry off the mirror trim panel from above the front edge of the door panel.
• Once all of the bolts are removed, remove the trim panel by gently pullingit up and out .Detach the courtesy light bulb housing from the panel.
• For access to the inner door components, remove the speaker (if it would interfere with watershield removal) and the screws from the trim piece at the lower trailing corner of the door, then carefully peel the watershield from the door.
• Remove the screws securing the latch.
• Working through the large access hole, position the latch as necessary to disconnect the electrical connector and disengage the outside door handle and outside lock cylinder to latch rods and the inside handle-to-Iatch cable.
• Detach the locking rods by unsnapping The remaining outside handle retaining nut can be reached through the access hole in the door frame and the upper striker the portionof the plastic clip engaging the connecting rod, then pulling the rod out of its locating hole.
• Position the latch as necessary to disengage the door lock actuator hook. Detach the cable cover and disconnect the cable from the latch. Remove the latch assembly from the door.

Requires removing inside panel to gain access to latching mechanism. Most likely a part has broken. Make sure window is raised. Examine all four sides of inner door panel. Look for screws and or screw caps. Remove all screws including door handle, power window and remote mirror controls. Gently pry bottom edge of panel away from door while feeling for resistance (be certain all screws are removed). When inner panel is released, raise panel up and remove. Inspect outer door and inner door latch to determine malfunction (working both controls one at a time). Replace defective parts from dealer or junk yard. Reinstall is reverse.

Broken linkage connecter at handle or latch, you have to remove the door panel for access. It is possible the actaul handle is broken where the linkage attaches.

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