Kenmore Refrigerator 253.9366482 (2539366482, 253 9366482) Parts

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

Fix a loose or vibrating trimmer motor with this front motor mounting bracket. Secures the motor assembly to the housing. Easy 15-minute repair.

Fix a refrigerator that won't run or cycles incorrectly with this energy saver switch. Controls power-saving mode. Straightforward DIY repair.

Replacement mounting screw for securing the defrost timer assembly to the refrigerator control housing. Prevents timer from shifting or vibrating.

Bale wire secures the compressor motor in freezers and refrigerators. Replace if wire is broken, loose, or missing to properly mount the compressor unit.

Almond button plug insert that covers upper hinge mounting holes on refrigerator cabinets. Replace when original plug is cracked, missing, or discolored.

White plastic hinge plug cover for freezer doors. Replaces cracked, broken, or missing decorative plugs that cover hinge mounting holes on the cabinet.

Almond cabinet corner trim piece for freezers. Replaces cracked, broken, or missing corner trim. Installs on exterior cabinet edges for a finished look.

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

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