Kenmore Refrigerator 363.68857899 (36368857899, 363 68857899) Parts

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Refrigeration Shelf Support Twist To Lock In Place

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Part Number: WR02X10736

This twist-lock shelf support bracket secures refrigerator shelves in place by rotating into position. It replaces broken or worn support clips that cause shelves to sag or fall out. Use when your refrigerator shelves won't stay level or keep sliding out of position.

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Relay Ptcr

5.0 (3)

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Part Number: WR07X10015

Do-It-Yourself Stories from Customers like You Compressor wouldn't operate Sam B. • Saint Louis , MO • April 25, 2015

Replaced the compressor relay. Part worked perfectly. Saved replacing the refrigerator. Read more

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Hinge Pin

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Part Number: WR13X587

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Gasket Trough

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Part Number: WR14X357

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Gskt Cover Pan

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Part Number: WR14X363

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Gasket Slider

5.0 (3)

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Part Number: WR14X366

Do-It-Yourself Stories from Customers like You Was broke Chaim H. • Monroe , NY • April 26, 2020

Was replaced. Read more

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Gasket

5.0 (1)

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Part Number: WR14X384

Do-It-Yourself Stories from Customers like You Side piece to refrigerator vegetable drawer had broken Jay E. • Hilton Head Island , SC • November 13, 2015

I had our maintenance man go into our villa to repair it this morning ! Read more

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Gasket Cover

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Part Number: WR14X397

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Retainer Strip V

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Part Number: WR17X2280

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Retainer Strip V

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Part Number: WR17X2281

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Trough Drain

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Part Number: WR17X2283

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Vegetable Pan Slide

5.0 (12)

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Part Number: WR17X2770

Left hand side. For right hand use WR17X2769. For center use WR17X2768

Do-It-Yourself Stories from Customers like You Left vegetable drawer was on a broken plastic rail Michael S. • Montgomery , OH • December 04, 2016

Having my model number, it was very easy to find the part I needed. Ordered it. Removed glass, and two screws, to take the whole lowest shelf assembly off. Replaced the broken bracket. Reinstalled. I saw my old one had some foam rubber adhered to it and the new one did not have any. Does not seem to be a problem. Read more