Appliance Factory Parts
Appliance Factory Parts pull handle 212278 for DCS and Fisher & Paykel grills
Replacement pull handle compatible with 24 DCS grill models and three Fisher & Paykel models
- Selling UnitEach
- TypeGrills & Accessories
- Replaces worn pull handle on DCS grills
- Fits 24 DCS models including 132, 27, 36, 48 series
- Compatible with Fisher & Paykel BGB131 and BGB132 built-in grills
- OEM part number FSH212278 matches Whirlpool WPL212278 reference
- New appliance part sold individually for exact fit
Replacement pull handle for DCS
This genuine Appliance Factory Parts handle carries part number FSH212278 and cross-references DCS part WPL212278. It is designed as a direct replacement for the original pull handle on compatible built-in grill models. Buyers restoring a damaged or missing handle on a listed unit will find the correct fit here.
Simple mechanical part
The handle is a passive metal component that mounts to the grill door or drawer front. It generates no heat, draws no electricity and produces no audible noise during normal operation. Installation requires only basic hand tools and the existing mounting points on the appliance.
Fits 24 DCS models and 3 Fisher & Paykel models
Compatible DCS models include the 132, 27, 30, 36 and 48 series such as DCS132D-BIN, DCS27D-BQRL, DCS36D-BQRN and DCS48E-BQRN among others. Fisher & Paykel models covered are BGB132-BI, BGB131 and BGB131-BI. The handle frees up the grill for normal use once fitted and requires no additional parts or modifications to the surrounding cabinetry.
Highlights
- Replaces worn pull handle on DCS grills
- Fits 24 DCS models including 132, 27, 36, 48 series
- Compatible with Fisher & Paykel BGB131 and BGB132 built-in grills
- OEM part number FSH212278 matches Whirlpool WPL212278 reference
- New appliance part sold individually for exact fit
Specifications
| Brand | Appliance Factory Parts |
|---|---|
| Selling Unit | Each |
| Part Number | FSH212278 |
| Type | Grills & Accessories |
Questions about this item
How do I install the pull handle on a DCS 48 model and what step is often missed?
Align the handle with the pre-drilled mounting holes on the grill door and secure using the original fasteners; the step often missed is verifying the handle orientation matches the door swing direction before tightening.
What maintenance or replacement will this pull handle need over time?
The handle itself requires no scheduled maintenance; replacement is only necessary if physical damage occurs or if the mounting hardware loosens and strips the door threads.
What limit appears first on this pull handle during sustained high-heat grill use?
The metal finish may discolor or the mounting points may loosen from repeated thermal expansion before the handle structure itself fails.
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