Kenmore Refrigerator 253.76833400 (25376833400, 253 76833400) Parts

This is a push on John Guess design elbow used to connect two 5/16" plastic lines together.

Replacement screw for securing panels, components, and assemblies in appliances. Needed when original screws are stripped, lost, or damaged during repair.

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

Black rubber mounting grommet that secures tubes and wires in your refrigerator. Replace if cracked, worn, or missing to properly hold components in place.

Supports the compressor on the refrigerator's rear base. Replace if cracked, broken, or worn to keep compressor properly seated and reduce vibration damage.

Seals the evaporator coil cover to prevent air bypass and direct cold air over coils. Replace if worn or damaged to restore airflow and reduce frost.

Secures panels, trim, and brackets inside your refrigerator. Replace this #8-18 x 3/8 screw if the original is missing, stripped, or worn.

Secures refrigerator hoses to fittings with spring tension to prevent leaks. Replace when clamp loses grip or shows rust. Verify fit with model number.

Foam seal tape creates airtight barriers around refrigerator components. Replace when worn, compressed, or damaged to restore proper sealing and efficiency.

Black upper hinge cover conceals and protects your refrigerator's door hinge assembly. Replace if cracked, broken, or missing to restore appearance.

Replacement mounting screw for refrigerator panels, trim, and brackets. Needed when original screws are missing, stripped, or damaged during repairs.

Secures tubes and wiring in your refrigerator. Replace if clips are broken or connections are loose. Confirm fit with your model number.

Routes defrost and condensation water from freezer to drain pan. Replace if cracked, clogged, disconnected, or causing water pooling in compartments.

Tube connector for refrigerators. Connects tubing in water or refrigerant lines. Replace if cracked, leaking, or broken to restore proper connection.

Refrigerator not cooling or running too warm? A faulty thermostat prevents proper temperature regulation. This control cycles the compressor to maintain set temps.