Kenmore Refrigerator 253.66720801 (25366720801, 253 66720801) Parts

Plastic plug insert for refrigerator panels and structural openings. Replace if cracked, broken, or missing to maintain proper cabinet appearance.

Refrigerator not cooling or running constantly? A faulty condenser coil prevents heat release. This repair requires moderate skill and 1-2 hours to complete.

This tube connector is a small water-line fitting that joins refrigerator water and ice-maker tubing, restoring a secure path for water flow. It helps stop leaks and regain consistent water delivery to the dispenser or icemaker. What it does:

• Joins two sections of refrigerator water tubing to maintain a watertight connection
• Stops leaks at a damaged or worn tube joint
• Restores water flow to the ice maker or dispenser when a broken connector is the cause
• Compatible with rigid and soft tubing in typical refrigerator plumbing layouts

• One tube connector

• Shut off the refrigerator water supply before servicing
• Inspect tubing ends and replace damaged tubing or seals as needed
• Use proper fittings and tighten to manufacturer torque; avoid over-tightening

Replacement mounting clip for freezers and refrigerators. Secures interior panels and trim to prevent rattling. Replaces broken or missing clips.

Molded drain channel that guides defrost and condensation water to the drain system. Replace if cracked, broken, or leaking to prevent water damage.

Replacement access cover panel for refrigerators. Closes service openings and protects internal components. Needed when original is cracked or missing.

Owner's manual and care guide for your refrigerator. Replacement documentation for lost or damaged manuals. Includes operating instructions and more.

Secures motor wiring in your refrigerator. Replace if adhesive fails or clamp breaks, causing loose wires. Confirm fit with your model number.

Official service data sheet with wiring diagrams and diagnostic references. Replace missing or damaged technical documentation for your appliance.

This complete freezer door replaces a damaged or worn outer freezer door to restore sealing and appearance. It provides the exterior panel and mounting flange needed for a proper fit and airtight closure. What it does:

• Replaces a dented, cracked, or corroded freezer outer door panel
• Restores proper door seal and helps maintain internal temperatures
• Improves appliance appearance by replacing scratched or yellowed exterior surface
• Works with existing hinges, gasket, and inner liner to form a complete door assembly

• Installation recommended; door may be heavy and awkward to handle
• Keep power to the appliance off and empty the freezer before removing the old door
• Retain and reuse original hinges, screws, trim, and gasket unless damaged; some fasteners may transfer to the new door
• Check door alignment and seal after installation; adjust hinges per manufacturer instructions if needed

This repair parts list is a printed/reference diagram that shows the appliance's parts breakdown so you can identify components and part names before ordering or servicing. It makes locating the correct replacement part faster and clearer. What it does:

• Displays exploded diagrams and part numbers to help identify the exact component you need
• Clarifies part location and relationship to adjacent components for troubleshooting
• Helps replacement parts and quantities when ordering
• Reduces guesswork and saves time during repairs or service calls

• This is a reference document only; no electrical or mechanical parts are included
• Keep the sheet dry and store with service records for future reference
• Use the part numbers shown to order replacements; with your model before installation

Clear plastic cover that sits above the crisper drawer in your refrigerator. Replace if cracked, broken, or sagging to restore proper drawer function.

This is a replacement door handle for select refrigerators. A secure, intact handle makes it easier to open and close the door and helps ensure a consistent seal.

• Provides a sturdy grip to open and close the refrigerator door
• Worn, cracked, or loose handles can feel wobbly, look damaged, or come off the door
• Restores appearance and usability of the door

• Unplug the appliance before beginning
• Handle typically attaches with concealed screws; transfer any end caps or trim from the old handle if reused
• Support the handle while tightening screws to avoid misalignment
• Do not overtighten; verify a firm, even fit