Kenmore Range 790.36903902 (79036903902, 790 36903902) Parts

Replace a damaged or frayed range wire harness. This internal wiring component connects electrical systems inside your range. Order when wires are cut or worn.

This control panel is the exterior console assembly that houses the oven/range controls and user interface, restoring a clean, functional front for the appliance. It provides the mounting and button/label surface for the range's control electronics. What it does:

• Provides the visible control surface and mounting for push-buttons, switches, and display components
• Restores labeled buttons and control access if the original panel is cracked, faded, or warped
• Helps protect underlying electronic components from spills and debris when intact
• Commonly replaced when buttons stick, labels wear off, or panel is physically damaged

• One control panel (console) as pictured

• High-level replacement; remove power (unplug or trip breaker) before starting
• May require removal of range trim, bezels, and disconnecting control harnesses; keep fasteners organized
• Handle gently to avoid scratching painted/printed surfaces; verify alignment before tightening

Replacement drain tube that routes defrost and condensation water from your range to the drain system. Needed when original tube is cracked, kinked, or leaking.

This inner cabinet liner replaces a cracked, warped, or damaged refrigerator cabinet surface to restore a clean, sealed interior and prevent leaks or insulation gaps. It provides the finished interior surface for shelving and bins. What it does:

• Restores the refrigerator's inner cabinet surface after cracks, gouges, or severe staining
• Helps maintain proper sealing and containment of spills inside the cabinet
• Prevents insulation exposure and reduces risk of moisture intrusion behind the liner
• Supports attachment points for shelves, door bins and other interior components

• Disconnect power and empty the refrigerator before removing the old liner
• Removal may require loosening trim, shelves, and fasteners; keep hardware organized
• Adhesives or sealants may be used; replace with manufacturer-recommended materials