Replacement parts for appliances nobody makes parts for anymore.
Discontinued knobs, levers, clips and caps — modeled from the original part, fit-tested on a real appliance, and printed in ASA or PETG. Never PLA.
HOW IT WORKS
- Find your model numberIt's on the appliance's model plate — see where below.
- Buy it, or request itListed parts sell on the marketplaces. Not listed? Send a request.
- Fit-tested part shipsEvery listed part has been tested against the original first.
WHERE TO BUY
All sales go through these marketplaces, so you get their checkout and buyer protection. This site doesn't take payments. See shipping and returns.
REQUEST A PART
Requests are the catalogue's to-do list — the most-requested discontinued parts get modeled first.
Find the model plate. Dryers and washers: inside the door rim or on the back panel. Refrigerators: inside the fresh-food wall or behind the kick plate. Stand mixers: on the base underside or the hinge trim.
Send three things: brand, model number, and a photo of the broken part with a coin in frame for scale. If the part has a number molded into it, include that too.
EMAIL A REQUEST →IN FIT-TESTING NOW
- RPS-1001Dryer control knob ASA
- RPS-1002KitchenAid speed control lever PETG
- RPS-1003Refrigerator shelf end caps, pair PETG
MATERIALS — SPECIFICATIONS
| Material | Heat defl. | Properties | Used for |
|---|---|---|---|
| ASA | ~210 °F | UV-stable, heat-resistant, matte | Parts near heat or sun — dryer knobs, dishwasher trim, outdoor housings |
| PETG | ~160 °F | Tough, slight flex | Everyday parts — fridge clips, shelf caps, handles, levers |
Heat figures are approximate ratings for the material, not tested ratings for a finished part.
Not printed: load-bearing, gas, electrical, heating-element, or safety-interlock parts. If a part holds something up or keeps someone safe, we don't make it.
FDM prints are not food-safe regardless of filament grade (layer lines trap bacteria).