Kenmore Refrigerator 253.9366424 (2539366424, 253 9366424) Parts

Used to hold the original electrical components to the side of the compressor.

Refrigerator not cooling or freezing properly? The evaporator coil absorbs heat to keep your fridge cold. This repair requires moderate skills.

Replacement roller adjustment screw for refrigerator leveling legs. Needed when original screw is stripped, missing, or damaged during roller maintenance.

This is a wire-style clamp that secures the overload relay cover on the compressor at the back of the refrigerator. It holds the protective cover tightly in place over the relay and overload components to prevent them from coming loose. Replace this clamp if it is bent, broken, or missing, which can allow the relay cover to detach and leave electrical components exposed.

Replace your cracked or broken refrigerator freezer shelf. This storage shelf installs inside the freezer compartment to organize frozen items.

Secures compressor to mounting bracket in your refrigerator. Replace if clip is broken, loose, or causing vibration noise. Verify fit with your model number.

Tapping plate that mounts to the freezer cabinet structure. Replace this metal plate if it's cracked, bent, corroded, or missing to restore proper assembly.

Plastic spacer that maintains proper distance between refrigerator shelves. Replace if cracked, broken, or missing to restore correct shelf positioning.

Inner door panel liner for refrigerators. Installs inside the door to provide a finished appearance. Replace if cracked, warped, or damaged.

This left-side tapping plate/gusset is a metal mounting bracket that reinforces appliance panels and hinge areas, restoring secure attachment and alignment for doors or panels. It helps reduce wobble and maintains proper fit where the original bracket is damaged or worn. What it does:

• Reinforces and secures hinge or panel attachment points to restore alignment
• Provides a threaded or tapped surface for fasteners where sheet metal cannot accept screws
• Stops movement or sagging that can cause gaps, noise, or poor door sealing
• Helps prevent further damage to the cabinet or door mounting area

• Always disconnect power (and water, if applicable) before beginning repairs
• Inspect mounting holes and surrounding metal; remove any damaged fasteners or debris before installing
• Use the correct replacement screws and hand-tighten, then torque to manufacturer specs if available; do not over-tighten
• If the cabinet or hinge area is severely corroded or stripped, additional repair or reinforcement may be required