Kenmore Refrigerator 253.68989801 (25368989801, 253 68989801) Parts

This small black plug/button covers a hinge or bearing access hole to restore a finished appearance and help keep out dirt and debris. It's a simple, inexpensive trim piece that maintains the appliance's look and helps protect internal components. What it does:

• Covers exposed hinge or bearing access holes for a clean, finished appearance
• Helps keep dust and debris out of hinge or bearing cavities
• Prevents snagging and reduces the chance of small items entering the opening
• Matches factory appearance and fit for a seamless repair

• Push-fit design; press into the hole until fully seated
• Keep away from small children — small part is a choking hazard

Secures and organizes wiring harnesses in your refrigerator. Replace if broken, cracked, or wires are loose. Confirm fit with your model number.

Foam insulation block that fills gaps inside the refrigerator cabinet to reduce heat transfer. Replaces damaged, compressed, or missing insulation.

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.

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 is a repair parts list — a printed parts diagram and listing used to identify components and part numbers for service and ordering. It helps technicians and owners which parts are needed before repair. What it does:

• Provides a labeled diagram and parts breakdown so you can identify service parts by location and reference number
• Helps correct replacement parts prior to ordering or installation
• Useful for troubleshooting and communicating part needs to service personnel
• Replaces missing or damaged paperwork that came with the appliance

• One printed repair parts list / parts diagram sheet

• No electrical or mechanical installation required — informational document only
• Keep with appliance records or supply to your when arranging repairs
• Handle gently to avoid tearing; store flat and dry
• If you need a full service manual or technical instructions, contact the manufacturer.

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