Kenmore Refrigerator 106.58963704 (10658963704, 106 58963704) Parts

Once the parts arrived, I followed the help video that was emailed to me with my order confirmation step by step. Super useful! The video quality and editing were well done and the instructions were very specific. I felt like a pro! Read more

It was not looking good. I could not order the part I needed as it was part of the door - eve though it had screws att Hong it to the freezer door. At one web site it was a replacement of the whole freezer door!/? Luckily I ventured further and found this repair kit and video instructions. My order arrived in 3 days, and the install (thanks to the video) was easy. A whole lot better than buying a new freezer door - not! BTW - Whitlpool should not have made the tabs out of plastic, the metal... Read more

Once the parts arrived, I followed the help video that was emailed to me with my order confirmation step by step. Super useful! The video quality and editing were well done and the instructions were very specific. I felt like a pro! Read more

Even though the refrigerator is 13 years old, I was able to find replacement parts on your site. The DIY video provided on-line for each of the four parts ordered was very helpful ; even though my refrigerator wasn't exactly like the one in the video, it was still helpful. I'm not usually the DIY type- but with your help the repair was very successful! Thank you ! Read more

My 16 year old son ordered the part and replaced the part. It took him less than 5 minutes to replace the part. Read more

Replaced filter housing, and both water tubes Read more

A YouTube video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jIdtNdDXFDk , by a professional appliance repair company described replacement of the freezer drain pipe with Kenmore's (by Whirlpool) revised drain pipe. Ice buildup inside the freezer was caused by warm air beneath the freezer contacting cold air from inside the freezer the resulting condensation freezing and blocking the drain, causing the ice buildup inside. The revised drain tube functions as a p-trap to prevent cold/warm air interaction.... Read more

My LG electric dryer stopped drying the other day and I searched on line for suggestions on what may have caused it to stop working. I came across AppliancePartsPros.com and quickly found some of the most common issues with my LG dryer. The problems were listed in the order of most common occurrence, and had extremely helpful and detailed instructions on how to not only diagnose the problem, they also showed exactly how to access and repair the issue. Unfortunately, it was late on a Thursday... Read more

I replaced the pads on my Kitchenaid side-by-side. I was able to order ones that looked exactly like the old ones. It was even easier than what I had seen in a YouTube video. Read more

Even though the refrigerator is 13 years old, I was able to find replacement parts on your site. The DIY video provided on-line for each of the four parts ordered was very helpful ; even though my refrigerator wasn't exactly like the one in the video, it was still helpful. I'm not usually the DIY type- but with your help the repair was very successful! Thank you ! Read more

The ice dispenser chute door had not been sealing for years. The ice cubes on the lower portion of the ice bin would melt enough eventually to then freeze up into a big, amalgamated blob of ice due to ambient air coming up the chute. This melt-then-freeze would happen, to the extent the chute froze to its own closure. Despite service technician visits over a period of six years nothing they did resolved the issue. I opened the freezer door to reach into the bin from the top to extract usable... Read more

Put the new hinges on the doors fyi you need to tell what size the screws are for the hinge kits would help a lot Read more

Took the broken bin out and put the new bin in. all of maybe two minutes. Read more

I replaced the driveshaft and the latch on the ice bin as well as the washer that prevents moisture and water from getting down the driveshaft and into the motor. It was an easy job, especially with the video. Read more

Removed the handle with two screws on the inside front and pulled out the custom wood panel. Pulled the compactor out from under cabinet. Tipped it over on back of unit, supporting it with a little foot stool. Unscrewed two lower screws at bottom of unit holding black trim panel (that held wood panel in place) and lower black rubber flap. Removed two screws on lower outside side of unit that held the foot pedal. Slid off black U shaped metal frame from top of compactor towards bottom. Slid on... Read more