Use a washer record, not the laundry category alone

Open Fisher & Paykel’s US laundry parts catalog. Read the appliance type and all applicability notes before selecting a familiar component name.

The catalog includes dryer parts as well as washer parts. For example, its 479332 drum-bearing kit is described for top-load dryers. That entry does not establish a washer-bearing replacement.

Fisher & Paykel’s catalog states that all electrical work must be performed by a licensed electrician. A part listing is not permission to open a cabinet, bypass an interlock or test an energized circuit.

Read exclusions as carefully as the model list

The manufacturer’s 424569P suspension-kit record names several washer models, then separately warns that it will not suit these product codes:

92263-B, 92264-B, 93264-B, 92266-B, 92262-B, 93262-B and 93265-B.

This is an exclusion example, not a recommendation to replace suspension or proof of fit for every other code. If the appliance matches an excluded code, don’t treat its model name appearing elsewhere in the description as approval.

Appliance identity

Keep the full model, product-code revision and market from the label together. Keep the serial record private for the supplier or service provider.

Part identity

Keep the proposed part number, complete applicability notes and the exact assembly named by the parts record.

Find the matching parts manual

1. Use the manufacturer’s Manuals route or Resources product search with the complete appliance identity.
2. Confirm that the returned document is a parts manual for the actual model and product code. An owner guide or installation guide serves a different purpose.
3. Retain the diagram section, illustrated reference and orderable part number together. A short diagram callout alone isn’t an ordering identity.
4. If no applicable parts manual is supplied, use Fisher & Paykel’s contact and product-identification routes and request it. Don’t substitute another country’s or product-code version’s drawing without confirmation.

No specific diagram download or completed model match is claimed here. An unavailable search result remains an unresolved record, not proof that the washer or part is unsupported.

Resolve the assembly and repair scope before purchase

Give the supplier the full appliance identity, proposed part and any conflicting note. Ask for confirmation of fit, a documented replacement-number change if relevant, and exactly what is included. A similar shape, a shared model prefix or the catalog’s country address isn’t enough.

Keep the observed fault separate from that order check. A verified suspension part doesn’t diagnose every shaking washer, and a bearing entry doesn’t establish the source of a noise. Have unresolved faults assessed before buying a substantial assembly.

Confirm the permitted repair procedure, required skills and post-repair verification. Keep a complete written quote and transaction terms with the approved part record.

Sources and applicability

Reviewed November 1, 2026 using Fisher & Paykel’s US laundry catalog, 424569P record and manual/resource routes linked above. These establish navigation and stated boundaries, not current stock, a price promise or an individual order approval.