Kenmore / Sears Freezer Wire, Harness, Power Cord

This replacement power cord delivers household electricity from the outlet to your appliance. Installing a new cord restores safe, reliable power when the original is damaged, worn, or causing intermittent operation.

• Supplies AC power from a household outlet to the unit
• Common fix for no power, flickering lights, or power loss when the cord is moved
• Replaces cords with cuts, cracks, burn marks, or melted areas
• Restores a secure electrical connection for safe, consistent operation

• Unplug the appliance and verify the wall outlet is working before replacing parts
• Access the cord routing and internal connections; note wire positions and routing before removal
• Transfer and secure any strain relief/clamp; keep wiring clear of sharp edges and hot surfaces
• After installation, ensure the cord isn't pinched and the plug seats fully in the outlet

This replacement electrical wire restores a single conductor connection used in your appliance's wiring system, helping re-establish power or signal continuity where the original lead is damaged. What it does

• Replaces a single appliance electrical lead to restore lost connection or repair damaged insulation.
• Used to carry power or control signals between components.
• Common symptom: intermittent or no power to a component, visible frayed or broken wire.
• Matches original part function and routing; intended for direct replacement.

• One replacement electrical wire (single lead).

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repairs to avoid shock.
• Verify wire routing and secure connections match the original; use proper wire connectors and insulation.
• If soldering or crimping is required, follow manufacturer guidelines and use proper tools.

This main wiring harness connects the appliance's control components and power distribution, restoring electrical pathways so controls, sensors, and motors can operate correctly. Replace a damaged harness to regain reliable electrical continuity and signal routing. What it does

• Routes power and control signals between the appliance control board, switches, sensors, and motors.
• Restores electrical continuity when broken, cracked, or melted wires cause intermittent or no operation.
• Helps eliminate faults caused by shorted or corroded connector pins and damaged insulation.
• Supports normal operation of the user interface and protected components by keeping wiring organized and secured.

• One main wiring harness assembly as pictured.

• Disconnect power (unplug or switch off breaker) before starting any repair to avoid shock or equipment damage.
• Verify the harness matches the connector types and mounting points on your appliance before installation.
• Use proper strain relief and routing to avoid pinched wires; replace any damaged clips or grommets.

This main wiring harness routes power and signals between a refrigerator's control board and its components so the appliance can run its compressor, fans, lights and defrost system reliably. What it does:

• Distributes electrical power and control signals to compressor, evaporator and condenser fans, interior lights and defrost/heater circuits
• Restores power routing when a damaged harness causes intermittent or complete loss of function
• Can resolve symptoms such as no lights, no compressor or fan operation, intermittent power to components, or defrost/ice-maker failures
• Connects directly to the appliance's control board and component plugs to maintain factory wiring organization

• Always disconnect power to the appliance before starting work to avoid shock or short circuits
• Take photos or label connectors before removing the old harness to ensure correct reassembly
• Route the new harness along factory clips and channels; avoid pinching or sharp edges that can chafe wires
• Ensure all connector pins are fully seated and secure; test appliance functions after restoring power