Kenmore Compactor 665.1350195 (6651350195, 665 1350195) Parts

Conical washer for trash compactor assemblies. Maintains tension under screws or bolts to keep components aligned. Replace if worn, cracked, or missing.

Drive sprocket for trash compactor power screw assembly. Replaces worn, broken, or stripped gear that transfers motor power to the drive system.

Replacement stringer bolt that secures the appliance's stringer or support rail to the cabinet frame, restoring panel alignment and preventing movement. Use when the original bolt is missing, loose, or damaged. What it does:

• Secures the stringer/support rail to the appliance frame so panels and assemblies stay aligned.
• Helps prevent cabinet or panel movement that can cause rattling or vibration during operation.
• Restores proper alignment when a loose or missing bolt causes misaligned panels or binding doors.
• Simple, direct replacement for a corroded, stripped, or lost fastener.

• Disconnect power before working on the appliance and remove any panels.
• Use the correct-size socket or wrench; hand-tighten, then snug—do not overtighten to avoid stripping threads.
• Inspect mating threads and replace the bolt if heads or threads are damaged; for the correct fastener location.

Size: 6-32 x 3/8 inch.

Fix parts sliding off shafts or shifting during compaction. This C-ring snaps into grooves to secure components and prevent axial movement in your compactor.

This deodorant is a replacement refrigerator deodorizer that helps reduce common food and household odors inside the fresh-food compartment for a cleaner-smelling interior. Simple swap helps maintain a neutral-smelling refrigerator. What it does:

• Adsorbs and reduces odors in the refrigerator interior to help keep food-smelling fresher
• Fits into the refrigerator deodorizer holder or designated compartment
• Works passively—no power or batteries required
• Helps refresh interior air between routine cleaning cycles

• For best results, remove old deodorizer and place new cartridge in the designated holder
• Disconnect power before beginning
• Wash hands after handling and follow local disposal guidelines for used cartridges
• If odors persist, inspect seals, drains, and spoiled food before replacing the deodorizer

Slotted pin spring secures moving parts in trash compactor assemblies. Replace if worn, missing, or damaged to restore proper retention and alignment.

Size: 8-32 x 1/4 inch.

Front guard plate for trash compactors. Protects the compactor front panel from damage. Replace if cracked, torn, or worn to restore appearance.

Protective shield for trash compactor slide track assembly. Replace if cracked, broken, or missing to protect the track mechanism and ensure smooth operation.

For use on power screw and ram pressure pads. Size: 4 oz. can.

This black refrigerator container handle replaces a worn, cracked, or missing pull on an interior bin or drawer. It restores a secure grip so you can easily slide the container in and out on compatible models.

• Attaches to the front of a refrigerator container or its cover to provide a solid handhold
• Replaces cracked, loose, or missing handle pieces
• Helps bins open and close smoothly without stressing the cover/front
• Common symptoms: handle broken or missing, tabs snapped, handle won't stay attached, drawer hard to pull

• Remove the bin/drawer and place the cover or front on a flat, protected surface
• Release the old handle by removing screws or disengaging tabs/clips (varies by model); keep hardware for reuse
• Align the new handle and snap or screw it into place; do not overtighten
• Handle glass and plastic parts carefully; wearing cut-resistant gloves is recommended

A replacement screw used to secure the appliance power connection for reliable electrical contact and safe operation. Restores a solid connection if the original screw is missing, loose, or damaged. What it does:

• Secures the power terminal/cord or related power assembly to maintain consistent electrical contact.
• Helps prevent intermittent power, arcing, or overheating caused by loose or damaged fasteners.
• Replaces a missing, stripped, or corroded screw so the appliance can operate safely and reliably.

• Always disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair.
• Use the correct screwdriver and thread engagement; avoid overtightening to prevent stripped threads or damaged terminals.
• Inspect adjacent wiring, terminals, and the cord strain relief; replace any damaged components.

This door lock latch assembly secures the washer door during operation so cycles can run safely and water stays contained. It replaces a worn or damaged latch to restore proper door locking and cycle start. What it does

• Secures and locks the washer door during wash and spin cycles so the appliance can operate normally.
• Triggers the door-closed sensor/switch that allows the washer to start and continue a cycle.
• Helps prevent accidental door opening and reduces the risk of leaks during operation.
• Common symptoms indicating this part may be needed: washer won't start, door won't latch or lock, or the latch feels loose or broken.

• Always disconnect power to the appliance before inspecting or replacing the door lock latch.
• Handle the door and glass carefully to avoid damage; align the latch with the strike before tightening fasteners.
• After installation, test a short cycle (no clothes) to ensure the door locks and the washer starts properly.

This precision thrust race serves as the hardened bearing surface for axial loads in a rotating mechanism. Replacing a worn race reduces friction and noise, helping restore smooth, consistent motion and protect companion thrust bearings and washers from accelerated wear.

• Provides the hardened bearing surface for a thrust bearing assembly
• Supports axial load and helps maintain proper end-play in the mechanism
• Reduces friction to allow smoother rotation under load
• Wear may present as grinding/scraping noises, rough or binding motion, excessive axial play, or visible scoring

• Disconnect power and shut off water/gas before servicing
• Access the thrust-bearing area; note the order and orientation of races, bearings, and washers for reassembly
• Clean mating surfaces; replace any worn companion parts and lubricate only if specified by the service documentation
• Seat the new race fully and verify free movement by hand before reassembly and testing