Kenmore Refrigerator 106.54683300 (10654683300, 106 54683300) Parts

Color: Biscuit

A roll pin (spring pin) that secures rotating or sliding components by fitting into matched holes to hold shafts, levers, or brackets in place. Replaces a worn or damaged pin to restore proper mechanical engagement. What it does:

• Holds shafts, levers or hinges in position by expanding into drilled holes for a snug, vibration-resistant fit
• Keeps pulleys, rollers, or linkages from moving out of alignment or sliding off their shafts
• Common symptom: loose or wobbling pulley, lever, or shaft where the retaining pin is worn or broken
• Common symptom: noisy or intermittent operation caused by a pin that no longer secures moving parts

• Inspect mating holes and shaft for wear; replace pin with correct size to ensure secure fit
• Use appropriate pliers or a pin punch and hammer to drive the pin in or out; support the assembly to avoid damage
• Wear eye protection when installing or removing roll pins—pins can snap or fly out under force
• If pin is difficult to remove or install, consider using penetrating oil or heating only per OEM guidance

Color: White. Size: 1 qt. can. Acrylic appliance paint.

This wire assembly is the appliance wiring harness that connects controls and components to deliver power and signals. It restores reliable electrical connections and replaces damaged or frayed wiring to help your appliance operate safely. What it does:

• Routes power and control signals between components and the control board or switch
• Replaces broken, frayed, or burned wires that can cause intermittent operation or no power
• Helps stop electrical arcing and poor connections that may lead to erratic behavior
• Restores secure plug-and-socket connections for a stable electrical path

• One wire assembly (harness) as shown

• Always disconnect the appliance from power (unplug or switch off breaker) before starting
• Note wire routing and connector orientation or take photos to ensure correct reinstallation
• Handle connectors by the plug bodies, not the wires, and avoid pinching or stretching leads
• If you see heat damage or melted insulation on mating components, inspect and replace those parts as needed