Kenmore Refrigerator 253.59482993 (25359482993, 253 59482993) Parts

This replacement screw secures refrigerator components such as brackets, trims, and covers. Replace missing or stripped hardware to keep parts tight and aligned, helping eliminate rattles and restoring a solid, reliable fit.

• Fastens interior or exterior components to the cabinet or doors
• Replaces missing, rusty, or stripped hardware
• Helps reduce vibration noises from loose parts
• Restores proper fit and alignment of panels, trims, or covers

• Disconnect power; turn off water supply if working near the dispenser or ice system
• Retain and reuse any original spacers or washers
• Start threads by hand to avoid cross-threading; tighten snugly without overtightening
• Replace one fastener at a time to maintain alignment

The Frigidaire Refrigerator Water Filter Cover is an OEM part for Frigidaire refrigerators. It serves as a protective casing for the water filter, ensuring it is shielded from damage and securely in place within the appliance. This cover helps maintain the aesthetic integrity of the interior of your refrigerator while also providing easy access for filter changes.

Causes of a bad water filter cover can include physical damage such as cracks or breaks, which may occur from accidental impacts or during the filter replacement process.  

Symptoms of a bad Water Filter Cover include:

• Difficulty in accessing or replacing the water filter
• Loose fit that can lead to vibration or noise
• Visible damage like cracks or warping

This OEM Frigidaire part is also compatible with Electrolux, Gibson, Kelvinator and some Kenmore models.

This auger motor powers the ice dispenser, rotating the ice-bin auger to feed cubes or crushed ice to the door chute. A failed motor stops dispensing, leaving ice in the bucket when the paddle or lever is pressed.

• Drives the auger that moves ice from the bin to the dispenser chute
• Restores dispensing when the original motor is seized or burned out
• Common symptoms: no ice through the door, auger doesn't turn, motor only hums or clicks
• Note: Won't resolve issues from a jammed auger, frozen ice bucket, or broken drive parts

• Disconnect power before servicing; wear cut-resistant gloves
• Remove the ice bin to access the motor area as designed on your model
• Note wire orientation; transfer any reusable brackets or hardware from the original motor
• Align the drive interface and secure; test both cube and crush functions before reassembly

This is the drive gear for the ice maker module. It transfers motor power to the ejector/harvest mechanism so cubes release consistently; worn or stripped teeth can cause clicking, stalls, or little to no ice production.

• Transfers motor torque to rotate the ejector and complete the harvest cycle
• Replaces a cracked, stripped, or worn gear that prevents proper ice ejection
• Typical symptoms: no ice production, icemaker stuck mid-cycle, clicking or grinding from the module
• Helps restore reliable ice maker cycling

• Unplug the refrigerator before service; turn off the water supply if moving the icemaker
• Remove the icemaker assembly for access; note the original gear's orientation before removal
• Align the new gear with the shaft; do not force it—inspect mating parts for wear
• After reassembly, verify the ejector turns freely; restore power and run a test cycle

This ice crusher blade (#2) mounts in the freezer's ice bucket assembly. It helps break up cubes for the Crushed Ice setting and can restore smooth dispensing when the original blade becomes bent, dull, or broken.

• Mounts inside the ice bucket crusher to slice/crush cubes when Crushed Ice is selected
• Helps maintain consistent ice flow and size through the dispenser
• Wear or damage may lead to no crushed ice, only whole cubes dispensing, jamming, or grinding noises
• Visible bending, dull edges, or a missing blade are common failure signs

• Disconnect power and remove the ice bin from the freezer
• Disassemble the crusher housing to access the blades; note the order/orientation of blade #1 and blade #2 before removal
• Wear cut-resistant gloves—edges are sharp
• Reassemble in the same order, tighten fasteners, reinstall the bin, and test the dispenser

This ice crusher blade (#3) fits inside the refrigerator's ice bin crusher stack. It helps break cubes into crushed ice when selected, restoring smooth, consistent crushed-ice dispensing if the original blade is bent, dull, or missing. What it does:

• Works within the ice bin's crusher assembly to fracture cubes into crushed ice
• Engages with the auger and spacers as part of the blade stack
• Worn or damaged blades can lead to only cubes dispensing, weak crushing, jams, or scraping noises
• Visible bending, chips, or rust are common signs it needs replacement

• One crusher blade (#3)

• Disconnect power and remove the ice bin before service
• Empty the bin and carefully disassemble the crusher stack; note the exact order and orientation of blades, spacers, and washers
• Wear cut-resistant gloves—blade edges are sharp
• Reassemble in the same sequence and verify the assembly turns freely before reinstalling the bin and restoring power

An ice auger rotates inside the freezer's ice bin to move cubes to the crusher and out the dispenser chute. Replacing a worn or broken auger restores consistent dispensing and helps eliminate jams and grinding from a slipping spiral.

• Advances ice through the bin toward the crusher/dispenser chute
• Works with the crusher assembly to deliver cubed or crushed ice based on the selector
• A stripped or cracked auger may result in little/no ice dispensing while the motor runs
• Damage can cause ice jams, uneven dispensing, or grinding noises from the bin

• Unplug the refrigerator; remove and empty the ice bin, allowing any frost to thaw
• Wear cut-resistant gloves—crusher blades and sheet-metal edges are sharp
• Disassemble the crusher/blade stack and note the exact blade/spacer order
• Transfer the blade stack, bushings, and hardware to the new auger; reassemble and confirm smooth rotation before reinstalling

This drive cam is the rotating plastic cam used in the refrigerator's ice system. It transfers the motor's motion to linked parts to advance the cycle so ice can be produced and dispensed smoothly.

• Transfers rotation from the motor to move internal levers/gears in the ice assembly
• Advances the ice-making/dispensing cycle
• Wear or cracks can cause stalling, clicking/grinding, or no/weak ice dispensing
• May lead to ice not ejecting or jamming mid-cycle

• Disconnect power and shut off water before servicing
• Remove the ice bin; access the ice maker or dispenser mechanism as your model requires
• Note the cam's orientation and alignment marks; seat the new cam fully on the shaft
• Reassemble, restore power, and run a test cycle to confirm operation

This replacement ice container front is the front cover for the freezer's ice bucket. It restores a secure front wall so cubes stay contained and the bucket seats and dispenses correctly. What it does:

• Forms the front face of the ice container to keep ice contained
• Helps the bucket fit and align for proper dispensing
• Replaces a cracked, broken, loose, or missing front panel
• May help if ice spills from the bin or the bucket won't slide in or latch properly

• 1 ice container front (front cover only)

• Unplug the refrigerator and remove the ice bucket from the freezer
• Empty the bucket; transfer any screws, clips, or labels from the old front to the new part
• Align tabs and snap/fasten the new front to the bucket; do not overtighten screws
• Reinstall the bucket and check seating and dispenser operation

This aluminum strap secures the defrost heater firmly against the evaporator coil to maintain proper contact during defrost. Correct contact improves heat transfer so frost melts evenly and helps prevent recurring ice buildup on the evaporator.

• Secures the defrost heater to the evaporator for proper contact and heat transfer
• Promotes complete, even defrosting across the evaporator coil
• Helps reduce repeat frost/ice accumulation caused by a shifted or loose heater
• Typical clues include a loose heater, uneven frost pattern, or rattling near the evaporator

• Disconnect power and allow ice to melt before accessing the evaporator
• Use care around sharp fins and fragile refrigerant tubing; do not puncture or deform the coil
• Position the heater per your model's parts diagram and tighten the strap for firm, even contact
• Verify wiring is routed clear of the fan and moving parts before reassembly

Access door provides a finished cover for the appliance's service opening, protecting internal components from dust and damage while keeping the unit looking tidy and allowing access for maintenance and repairs. What it does:

• Covers the service or access opening and protects wiring, valves, and other internal parts.
• Allows access to controls, connections, or components for inspection and repair without removing major panels.
• Helps prevent debris, pets, or fingers from contacting internal parts.
• Replace a missing, cracked, or damaged access door to restore appearance and reduce exposure of internal components.

• Always disconnect power (and gas for gas appliances) before removing panels or working on the appliance.
• Handle the door and surrounding edges carefully to avoid cuts; keep original fasteners and reuse if undamaged.
• Align tabs/clips and secure with manufacturer screws; do not overtighten.

This fixed blade sits inside the refrigerator's ice bucket/crusher assembly. It provides a stationary cutting edge that works with the auger and rotating blades to break up cubes, helping your dispenser deliver consistent crushed ice.

• Stationary crusher blade that works with the auger and rotating blades to crush ice
• Helps prevent whole cubes from passing through on the "crushed" setting
• Worn, bent, or missing blades can cause poor crushing, jams, or uneven ice size
• May help address symptoms like dispenser jamming, irregular crushed ice, or increased grinding noises

• Unplug the refrigerator before servicing; remove and empty the ice bucket
• Note the order and orientation of blades, spacers, and fasteners; take reference photos
• Handle sharp metal edges; wear cut-resistant gloves
• Reassemble in the original sequence and tighten hardware snugly; ensure the auger turns freely before reinstalling

This spacer fits the refrigerator door hinge to set proper clearance and alignment so the door swings smoothly and seals correctly. Replace a worn or missing spacer to eliminate rubbing and uneven gaps at the door.

• Maintains the specified distance between hinge components for correct door height and alignment
• Helps the door open and close without rubbing or binding
• Supports consistent gasket contact for a reliable seal
• Common signs of wear: door sagging, scraping noises, uneven gaps, or the door not closing flush

• Unplug the refrigerator; remove items from the door and support the door before working on the hinge
• Note the order of any washers, cams, and spacers during disassembly for correct reassembly
• Reinstall hardware in the same sequence; do not overtighten fasteners to avoid deforming the spacer
• After reassembly, check door alignment and gasket seal; adjust as needed

This plug covers the small factory test opening on an appliance cabinet or liner. Replacing a missing or damaged plug helps close the opening to maintain a better seal and restore a clean, finished appearance.

• Seals the factory test opening in the cabinet/panel
• Helps limit air and moisture infiltration through the hole
• Reduces condensation or frost forming around the opening
• Restores a finished look when the original cap is missing or damaged

• Disconnect power before servicing the appliance
• Clean and dry the opening area for proper fit
• Align and press the plug in by hand until it sits flush—do not force or enlarge the hole
• Avoid sharp tools or sealants that could damage the liner or insulation