Kenmore Refrigerator 596.65962700 (59665962700, 596 65962700) Parts

Short machine screw that secures refrigerator panels, trim pieces, and brackets. Replace when lost, stripped, or damaged to keep assemblies stable.

This thermostat retainer clip secures the defrost thermostat to the evaporator tubing in your refrigerator or freezer, maintaining firm contact for accurate temperature sensing and dependable defrost operation.

• Holds the thermostat firmly against the evaporator line for proper temperature feedback
• Helps prevent a loose or dangling thermostat that contribute to frost buildup and poor defrost performance
• Restores correct mounting when the original clip is cracked, bent, or missing
• Common signs include a broken clip or a thermostat not attached to the coil

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing; wear cut-resistant gloves
• Access the evaporator compartment; remove accumulated frost/ice as needed without prying on coil fins
• Position the thermostat body flat against the tubing and snap the retainer over it, avoiding pinched wires or damaged fins
• Confirm a secure fit and proper wire routing before reassembling and restoring power

Ice cubes stuck in tray and won't eject? This ejector arm pushes ice from the mold into the bin. Simple snap-in install restores ice production.

This seal strip replaces a worn or damaged door gasket edge to restore a proper seal and help the appliance maintain temperature and operate quietly. It's a direct-fit service part used where a continuous seal is required. What it does:

• Provides a flexible barrier along the door/frame to reduce air leaks and heat/cold loss
• Helps prevent moisture buildup and improves energy efficiency when sealing is restored
• Reduces rattling and vibration caused by a compressed or torn seal edge
• Commonly replaced when the strip is torn, missing, or no longer adheres properly

• One seal strip

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing to avoid electrical or burn hazards
• Clean and dry the mounting surface; remove old adhesive or residue for best adhesion
• Align the strip carefully and press firmly; allow any adhesive to cure per manufacturer instructions

Creates a watertight seal at water connections to prevent leaks. Replace when cracked, flattened, or worn. Confirm fit with your model number.

Plastic cover that conceals the top hinge assembly on your refrigerator. Replace if cracked, broken, or missing to restore a clean appearance.

This mounting clip secures the evaporator fan motor in place within your refrigerator's cooling system. It prevents motor vibration and ensures proper alignment for efficient air circulation. Replace when you hear rattling noises from the freezer section or notice reduced cooling performance.

Panel fastener screw for refrigerators and freezers. Secures cabinet panels, trim, and components. Replace if missing, stripped, or damaged.

Replacement utility bin lid for refrigerator door storage compartments. Replaces cracked, broken, or missing lids on utility bins and small door shelves.

Vent plug insert for bottom-mount refrigerators. Replaces missing, cracked, or broken vent plugs. Installs in refrigerator cabinet openings.

Bottom door hinge for bottom-mount refrigerators. Replaces cracked, broken, or worn hinges that cause door misalignment or sagging. Essential hardware.

Center ladder support for refrigerator shelves. Replaces worn, cracked, or broken ladders that no longer secure shelving properly. Restores alignment.

White plastic corner cover cap for refrigerators. Replaces cracked, broken, or missing corner trim pieces. Snaps into place on cabinet corners.

Replaces the freezer control module housing on your refrigerator. Needed when the original cover is cracked, broken, or missing, leaving internal components exposed.

This is a flexible rubber seal that attaches around the perimeter of the refrigerator door. It creates an airtight seal when the door is closed to maintain proper internal temperature and prevent warm air from entering. Replace this gasket if you notice condensation forming around the door edges, the refrigerator running constantly, or if the seal is torn, cracked, or no longer holding the door closed tightly.