Kenmore / Sears Refrigerator Wire, Harness, Power Cord

Cabinet wire harness for refrigerators. Connects electrical components inside the cabinet. Replace if wires are frayed, damaged, or connectors are broken.

This main control harness routes power and signals between the appliance control board and components to restore reliable electrical connections and control functions. Replaces a damaged or burnt control wiring harness to help the appliance respond correctly to control inputs. What it does:

• Connects the main control board to switches, sensors, and power lines to enable normal control operation
• Commonly replaced for intermittent controls, burned connectors, or visible wiring damage
• Restores proper signal and power transmission when connector pins are loose or corroded
• Helps eliminate control-related failures tied to broken or shorted wiring

• One main control wire harness as shown

• Disconnect power before servicing to avoid shock or damage
• Match connector shapes and routing to original harness; secure with existing clips or ties
• Inspect mating connectors and terminals for damage; replace if necessary

Replace your refrigerator's wire harness if damaged, frayed, or connectors are broken. This wiring assembly connects electrical components inside your unit.

Wire harness for refrigerator electrical connections. Replaces damaged, frayed, or corroded wiring assemblies. Essential for safe power distribution.

This wiring harness connects the freezer control wiring and related components to restore reliable electrical connections in the freezer compartment. It routes and terminates control and power circuits so the freezer's control board and components can communicate and receive power. What it does:

• Transfers power and signals between the freezer control assembly and components
• Replaces damaged or burned connectors and wires that cause intermittent or no power to freezer controls
• Helps resolve symptoms such as controls or display not responding, intermittent operation, or a freezer section that won't run due to wiring faults
• Restores secure plug-and-play connections when original harness terminals are corroded or broken

• One wiring harness for freezer controls

• Disconnect power to the appliance before inspecting or replacing the harness to avoid shock or damage
• Match connectors carefully; do not force connectors together—align pins and clips before seating
• Route the harness away from sharp edges, moving parts, or heat sources and secure with existing clips or tie straps
• If other wiring or components look damaged, inspect those areas; replace only verified faulty parts