Kenmore Refrigerator 253.5808589A (2535808589A, 253 5808589A) Parts

Replacement ice bin rail that supports and guides the freezer ice bin. Restores proper alignment when the original rail is cracked, broken, or worn.

Refrigerator spacer maintains proper clearance and alignment between internal parts. Replace if worn, missing, or causing parts to rub or bind together.

Replacement shelf support grommet for refrigerators and freezers. Provides stability for shelves. Replace if broken, missing, or worn to restore proper shelf support.

This #8-32 x 3/8 screw secures appliance panels, brackets, and assemblies. Replace a missing or stripped fastener to keep parts tight and aligned, reduce vibration, and restore proper fit in compatible refrigerators and freezers.

• Machine-thread fastener sized #8-32, 3/8-inch length
• Secures control housings, trims, covers, and support brackets per model design
• Replaces missing, worn, or corroded screws that cause loose or rattling parts
• Helps maintain alignment and stability after service

• Unplug the appliance; shut off water if applicable
• Match thread size to the original and start by hand to avoid cross-threading
• Use the correct driver; do not overtighten, especially into plastic
• Verify component alignment and operation after fastening

• Thread size: #8-32
• Length: 3/8 inch

Tank itself is not included in this kit. Kit includes tubing,screws & two John Guess fittings & instructions.

Secures panels, brackets, and trim on appliances. Replace when missing, stripped, or damaged to restore a tight, rattle-free fit and proper alignment.

This E-ring is a small retaining clip used in Frigidaire refrigerators to hold components on a grooved shaft or pin. It keeps assemblies secure and operating smoothly by preventing parts from sliding off during normal use. What it does:

• Retains parts on a grooved shaft or pin to prevent axial movement
• Helps keep mechanisms aligned and reduces wobble or separation
• Common symptoms when missing or damaged: loose or fallen-off parts, scraping/rattling noises, or poor operation of the affected assembly

• 1 E-ring

• Unplug the refrigerator before servicing; wear eye protection (spring clips can snap)
• Use needle-nose pliers or an E-clip tool to compress and seat the ring in the groove
• Verify the ring is fully seated and flush in the groove before reassembly
• Keep any spacers/washers in the original order during removal and reinstallation

Replacement door bin for refrigerator inner door storage. Installs on the door interior to hold bottles, jars, and small items. Needed when cracked or broken.

Metal flat washer for refrigerator ice maker auger and other assemblies. Replaces worn, missing, or damaged washers during repairs and reassembly.

1/4"diameter - 93" long, plastic, cut-to fit

Replacement screw for securing refrigerator panels, brackets, and trim. Restores proper fit and reduces rattling from loose or missing fasteners.

Secures the evaporator cover inside your refrigerator's freezer compartment. Replace this metal bracket if bent, broken, or missing to restore alignment.

Rubber grommet cushions and seals freezer components, reducing vibration and preventing wear where wiring or rods pass through. Replace if cracked or worn.

Rubber grommet that mounts and cushions the compressor to reduce vibration transfer. Replace if cracked, worn, or missing to restore quiet operation.

Protective cover that shields the refrigerator motor assembly. Replace if your cover is cracked, broken, or missing to protect internal components.

This solenoid actuator is the electromechanical device that moves a latch or linkage when energized, restoring the appliance's intended mechanical action. It provides a direct replacement to re-enable reliable actuation. What it does:

• Converts electrical signal into a mechanical push or pull to operate a latch, door, dispenser or linkage
• Commonly used where a timed or motor-driven movement is needed during a cycle
• Symptoms this part can cause: appliance fails to actuate a door, latch, dispenser or similar mechanism when called for
• Replacing a worn or failed actuator restores proper mechanical response to control signals

• One solenoid actuator

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning work to avoid shock or unintended actuation
• Remove any panels or trim as needed to access the actuator; note wire and mounting locations for reassembly
• Reconnect wiring and test the function on a short cycle after installation