Product review (5 stars): OEM Part, hard to beat the quality
Replacing the lid switch on my washing machine saved me from having to purchase a new unit. I chose to use the OEM switch based on negative reviews of the after market switch. Some users had good results, others had there switches stop working after a few loads.

Replacing the switch is extremely easy.

In case this helps, the symptoms I had that the lid switch had gone bad (after 13 years of use), the washer would perform normally until it got to the spin cycle. It wouldn't drain the water. To verify that the switch was the problem, I used a short wire to bypass the switch, after which the washer drained the water and proceeded on to the spin cycle.

It's important to note that you shouldn't run a washing machine without a lid switch once the trouble shooting is done since it can cause serious injuries.