Kenmore / Sears Refrigerator Touch Pad

Fix unresponsive or worn dispenser controls with this refrigerator touchpad label. Restores button functionality when markings fade or peel off.

If your refrigerator dispenser touchpad is cracked, scratched, or discolored, this facade trim panel restores the front appearance and covers controls.

If your refrigerator's dispenser touchpad isn't responding or the display is cracked, this display cover assembly restores control panel function. Moderate DIY repair.

If your refrigerator dispenser buttons aren't responding or the touchpad is damaged, this dispenser cover restores control panel function. Moderate DIY repair.

Fix an unresponsive or cracked dispenser display with this refrigerator touchpad cover. Restores control panel functionality in about 30 minutes.

Fix an unresponsive or cracked dispenser control panel with this refrigerator display cover. Simple snap-in installation takes about 15 minutes.

Fix a cracked or damaged dispenser front panel. This cover restores your refrigerator's clean appearance and protects internal components. 145 chars.

Control panel trim cracked or missing? This dispenser escutcheon covers the control area, restoring appearance and keeping touchpad buttons properly seated.

This module cover label is the adhesive identification decal that fits over a control module cover, restoring legible markings and a finished appearance. It helps you identify controls and protects the module surface from dirt and wear. What it does:

• Restores readable identifiers and markings on the control module cover
• Protects the module housing from scuffs, dirt, and light wear
• Improves appearance after damage, fading, or removal of the original label
• Useful when replacing or servicing the control module to maintain clear labeling

• Clean and dry the module cover surface thoroughly before applying
• Peel backing and align carefully; press firmly from center outward to avoid bubbles
• Do not stretch the label or apply over loose paint or damaged plastic
• Disconnect power to the appliance first