Kenmore / Sears Refrigerator Cap Or Cover

Plastic cover that conceals the top door hinge on your refrigerator. Replaces cracked, broken, or missing hinge covers for a clean finished look.

Left-hand rail end cap for refrigerator drawer slides. Replaces cracked, broken, or missing caps on drawer rail ends. Secures and protects rail edges.

Plastic cover that shields the water inlet valve assembly on the back of your refrigerator. Replace if cracked, broken, or missing to protect wiring.

Replacement hinge cover cap for refrigerator door. Restores finished appearance after door reversal or replaces cracked, broken, or missing covers.

Plastic cover cap for refrigerator installation. Replaces cracked, broken, or missing covers. Snaps into place to provide finished appearance.

White plastic cover for refrigerator ice maker assembly. Replaces cracked, broken, or missing covers. Installs on front of ice maker unit.

Closes and protects the end of your refrigerator's mullion air duct on the door jamb. Replace this cap if cracked, broken, or missing to maintain a finished appearance.

Protective cover for the refrigerator ice crusher assembly. Replaces cracked, broken, or missing covers that expose internal crusher components.

Black plastic cover that snaps over the lower door hinge on your refrigerator. Replace if cracked, broken, or missing to restore a finished look.

Color: Apollo Gray

Replacement sensor cover cap for your refrigerator. Protects internal sensors from dust and damage. Order a new cover if yours is cracked or missing.

This rear cover replaces the damaged or missing cabinet back panel to protect internal components and restore a finished appearance. It helps keep wires and motors shielded and prevents debris from entering the appliance. What it does:

• Shields the appliance's rear components (motor, wiring, vents) from dust and physical damage
• Restores proper airflow routing and helps reduce rattling caused by loose or broken panels
• Prevents accidental contact with internal electrical components and moving parts
• Common symptom: cracked, warped, or missing rear panel; noticeable noise, drafts, or exposed wiring

• Disconnect power before starting any work
• Removal typically requires backing out screws and lifting the old panel away; keep fasteners for reuse if undamaged
• Handle edges carefully to avoid cuts; wear gloves and eye protection
• Verify panel aligns with existing screw bosses and clips; do not force into place—confirm fit before tightening