Product review (5 stars): Here's how to TEST your door latch before ordering a new one!
Our Kenmore washer stopped "spinning" at high speed after the wash cycle would end.  We searched online and found a trouble shooting process that showed us how to test each and every process of the total wash cycle.  Surprisingly, the spin cycle worked great when in test mode, but would NOT spin after the wash cycle was finished.  We found a YT video of a guy that showed how to test the impedance across the two main terminals on the red part, and so we removed the unit and tested it with a little $10 ohmmeter we picked up.  Sure enough, it was way out of range.  So we ordered a new one, installed it, and VOILA!  The washer works as good as new!

Removing and replacing the door latch is so easy that my 8 year old can do it, and it takes less than 5 minutes.  Just remove the spring tension ring around the big rubber door seal, pull a few inches of the rubber seal out from next to the door latch, remove the 2 door latch screws, reach in your hand and pull it out.  There are 3 electrical clips to remove, and each has a different connector, so it's impossible to mix them up.  It really IS dummy proof.

To see how to test your door latch and determine if it's faulty or not, go to you-tube and search these exact words and name:  "how to test frigidaire washer door lock assembly" by "hameed wafa".  He shows you how to easily test THIS exact part to determine if it's faulty so you don't have to order the part just to find out it doesn't fix the spin problem.  You can pick up a cheap ohmmeter at any hardware store for less than $10.

Oh, and the part came very quickly.  Very happy buyer right here!