Kenmore / Sears Door, Door Glass & Parts

This adapter is a small water-tube fitting used to join or transition refrigerator water lines for ice makers or dispensers, restoring a secure connection and steady water flow. It fits into the ice/water plumbing to help route supply tubing. What it does:

• Connects or transitions refrigerator water tubing to valves, ice makers, or internal tubing runs
• Restores a leak-free connection when a worn or damaged fitting causes drips
• Supports proper water flow to ice maker and dispenser components
• Works where a secure, threaded or push-fit tubing junction is required

• Turn off water supply and disconnect power before servicing to prevent injury and flooding
• Inspect tubing for damage and cut squarely before installing the adapter for best seal
• Use appropriate clamps or ferrules if required by your model; secure all connections and test for leaks

Replaces cracked, broken, or damaged oven door glass assembly on your range. Installs in the outer door panel to restore appearance and insulation.

Replacement outer glass panel for range oven doors. Installs on the exterior side of the door assembly. Order when your original glass is cracked or broken.

Replace cracked, broken, or shattered oven door glass on your range. This inner or outer glass panel installs in the door assembly for visibility and safety.

This control console panel restores the front-facing trim and button surface on the appliance, returning a finished look and providing a clean interface for the controls. It replaces a cracked, worn, or damaged console surface. What it does

• Replaces the front control console surface so buttons and labels are visible and protected
• Restores cosmetic appearance when the original panel is cracked, scratched, or discolored
• Helps ensure buttons and switches sit correctly and operate without obstruction
• Useful when pads or overlay have peeled, making controls hard to read

• One control console panel

• Disconnect power before starting any repair to avoid shock or injury
• Typical installation requires removing console trim and a few screws; handle clips carefully to avoid breakage
• Keep removed screws and small parts organized for reassembly; test functions before final reinstallation