Kenmore Refrigerator 596.75533400 (59675533400, 596 75533400) Parts
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Part Number: 67004096
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Part Number: 67004701
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Slow water flow at despenser as if the filter was clogged Richard L. • Tow , TX • February 20, 2016
First replaced water/ice maker solenoid switches at bottom of refrigerator with no improvement. Then replaced filter head and the base that was broken. That fixed the problem as the filter head had started leaking when cap/filter was removed. There was no leak for a long time at the filter head so it was difficult to determine just where the problem was in the system.
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Part Number: 67003796
This acoustic fiber is the sound-absorbing insulation used in a refrigerator's machine compartment. Replacing a missing or damaged pad reduces operating noise from the compressor area and helps maintain the unit's intended sound levels.
Absorbs and dampens compressor and condenser fan noise from the rear machine compartment
Helps reduce vibration resonance transmitted through the cabinet
Restores sound control when original insulation is torn, saturated, or missing
Common symptoms: increased humming, buzzing, or rattling from the back or bottom of the refrigerator
What's included: One acoustic fiber insulation pad. Install notes:
Disconnect power and pull the refrigerator forward for rear access
Remove the lower rear access panel and note the insulation's placement/orientation
Position the new pad in the same location; keep clear of coils, wiring, airflow paths, and moving parts
Reinstall the access panel and restore power; verify no contact or obstruction
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Needed new filter. Diane M. • Apollo , PA • July 10, 2023
Put the new filter on.
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Part Number: WP12777701
This foam filter block fits into its designated cavity to help screen debris and cushion adjoining components. Replacing a worn or missing block helps maintain proper airflow paths and can reduce vibration-related noise.
Serves as a foam filter/seal inside the unit's air path or compartment Helps keep dust and debris out of internal passages Provides cushioning to minimize vibration and rattling Replace if the foam is crumbling, torn, misshapen, or won't stay seated What's included: One foam filter block. Install notes:
Disconnect power before servicing Access location per your model's parts diagram; remove any cover or grille as needed Note the orientation of the old block and press the new block fully into place without over-compressing Reinstall panels and restore power
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Noise when getting water, low water flow James M. • Columbia , MO • March 30, 2020
My fridge had a loud noise when getting water, low water flow. I replaced the water filter head and everything was addressed. It worked perfectly, quick and easy repair. I needed the block-fill foam piece, since the original one broke during the repair. Shipping was fast. The repair video from Appliance Parts Pros helped a lot too. Thanks!
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It was missing the front handle of two freezer baskets Daniela O. • Park Ridge , IL • November 17, 2014
Went to chat and chose the two handles that were specifically for my model GE Profile Refrigerator. The items came in two days and the fix was super easy. HOWEVER, for some reason the baskets in MY GE fridge must not be original because the handles were too short. I decided to keep them and work with them as without anything there the food would just slide out. APP were very helpful and even looked to other online sellers and the replacement part for my unit was correct. We came to the...
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Part Number: 10508506
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Part Number: 12002500
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The freezer draw was not opening or closing properly Philip R. • Staten Island , NY • June 24, 2014
I knew the problem was with the gears and / or the rails they ride on. You can't really tell until you take it apart. Turns out my right side track had a few damaged teeth towards the front. The door has to come off, it lifts right out from the metal slide, no tools needed for this part of the repair. Both baskets have to be lifted out. The plastic gards that go over the tops have retaining clips. Pry the old gears off off the metal slides with a sturdy flat screwdriver.The replacement gears...
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Part Number: 12002683
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Part Number: 12002738
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Condensor fan stopped running compressor/coils overheating Dana W. • Jefferson City , MO • June 27, 2014
Remove rear dust panel and grill to expose compressor and fan. Three 1/4 bolts hold fan in place from rear, need to "reach around and feel" used a 1/4" ratchet but nut driver would work as well to remove old fan/bracket. Disconnect electrical connection. On new fan, push fan blade onto fan shaft. New fan comes with 3 mounting arms and rubber bushings. Insert rubber bushings into old screw holes on the refrigerator, push new mounting arms through, hook end first. Use old 1/4" mounting...
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Part Number: 67001066
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Part Number: 67002777
Directs airflow from the evaporator fan to cooling coils in your refrigerator. Replace if cracked, broken, or missing to restore proper air circulation.
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