Kenmore Refrigerator 363.8594782 (3638594782, 363 8594782) Parts

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Clip

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Part Number: WR2X7080

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Nut Strip

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Part Number: WR2X7143

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Support Twist

4.7 (3)

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Part Number: WR2X7310

Do-It-Yourself Stories from Customers like You Ice maker would not disperse ice Lb M. • Yuba City , CA • August 31, 2016

New ice bucket with auger assembly. The support twist I ordered did not come and is back orderd. . Due later. The ice dispencer works fine without it. Read more

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Pad

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Part Number: WR2X7366

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Knob Deflector

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Part Number: WR2X7951

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Snugger Module

4.0 (1)

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Part Number: WR2X7971

Do-It-Yourself Stories from Customers like You Ice maker stopped working Gary C. • San Carlos , CA • July 04, 2015

The replacement was made to fit various models. None of the instructions really fit my model. Ended up spending less time actually replacing it than reading the instructions. Took about 15 minutes. Needed a zip tie to hold the wires to back, otherwise the ice drawer would not shut. Works great, faster than the original, makes 8 cubes every 40 minutes. Ice feeler seems more flimsy than the old design which was a lift up wire. New design is a plastic paddle with an on off switch, which could... Read more

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Hinge Cover

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Part Number: WR2X8262

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Shelf Bracket

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Part Number: WR2X8839

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Pan Lower

5.0 (1)

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Part Number: WR32X1222

Do-It-Yourself Stories from Customers like You Broken support and bin for refrigerator Michael S. • New Rochelle , NY • November 22, 2014

Got replacement parts. Support only held on by two screws. Read more

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Bucket Utility Wh

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Part Number: WR32X1560

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Cover

5.0 (1)

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Part Number: WR32X886

Do-It-Yourself Stories from Customers like You I broke the glass cover on the veggie bin while cleaning it Karen N. • Spring , TX • November 25, 2014

I did have to dig out the tiny old broken pieces of glass from the front rubber edging with a knife blade. I tried both a screwdriver and needle nose pliers, but they were shredding the edge. Then I just popped it on and laid the glass in the slots. Super easy! Read more