Kenmore Refrigerator 795.51036011 (79551036011, 795 51036011) Parts

This noise damper reduces vibration and rattling sounds from refrigerant lines in your refrigerator. It cushions the copper tubing against the cabinet to prevent metal-on-metal contact that creates annoying noises. Install this damper if your refrigerator makes clicking, rattling, or vibrating sounds, especially when the compressor cycles on and off.

Lower front grille cover assembly installs at the bottom of your refrigerator. Replace if cracked, broken, or missing to restore a finished appearance.

Removable door bin that mounts to your refrigerator door for storing condiments, bottles, and small items. Replace if cracked, broken, or missing.

Replace a worn refrigerator door gasket to restore an airtight seal. Prevents warm air infiltration, reduces frost buildup, and improves cooling efficiency. Confirm fit with your model number before ordering.

Interior storage tray for refrigerators. Provides a stable, level surface for organizing food and containers. Replace when cracked, damaged, or missing.

Replacement fastener nut for refrigerators. Secures internal components, brackets, and panels. Replace when missing, stripped, or loose to prevent vibration.

Fix unresponsive refrigerator buttons with this momentary push-button switch. Restores reliable console control when buttons stop working. Simple repair.

Removable door bin for butter, cheese, and small dairy items. Replaces cracked, broken, or missing bins to restore organized door storage.

This replacement fan assembly restores airflow in your appliance's cooling system to help maintain proper temperature and circulation. It's a direct-fit replacement designed to stop airflow-related issues and reduce noise from a failing fan. What it does:

• Circulates air across evaporator/condenser coils to support proper cooling and defrost cycles
• Replaces a worn or failed fan that can cause warm compartments or poor cooling
• Helps eliminate unusual humming, grinding, or rattling caused by a damaged fan blade or motor
• Supports even temperature distribution and can reduce frost buildup when fan operation is restored

• Disconnect power before starting; work on powered appliances can cause shock or injury
• Handle the fan blade carefully to avoid bending blades or damaging the motor
• Secure mounting fasteners to prevent vibration

This pipe holder is a small plastic clip that secures tubing and small pipes inside the appliance, helping keep lines organized and preventing rubbing or disconnection. It restores proper routing and reduces vibration-related noises. What it does:

• Holds and secures water, drain, or refrigerant tubing to prevent sagging and chafing
• Keeps lines routed away from moving parts to reduce wear and noise
• Helps maintain proper tube alignment to avoid strain on fittings
• Commonly replaced when the original clip is cracked, broken, or missing

• Disconnect power and water before working on the appliance
• Inspect surrounding tubing and fittings for damage when replacing the clip
• Typically installs as a push-fit or snap-on clip; use gentle pressure and avoid forcing
• Replace broken or brittle clips to prevent tubing damage or leaks

Secures bracket assemblies inside your refrigerator to keep components aligned and reduce vibration. Replace if cracked, bent, or missing.

Refrigerator hose clamp band secures water lines and hoses. Replace if cracked, loose, or causing leaks. Verify fit with your model number before ordering.

This fan assembly moves air through the appliance to help maintain proper cooling and airflow. It replaces a worn or noisy fan to restore efficient air circulation and temperature consistency. What it does:

• Circulates air across evaporator or condenser coils to support proper cooling
• Helps reduce temperature fluctuations and frost buildup when functioning correctly
• Stops or slows excessive noise caused by a damaged or unbalanced fan
• Restores airflow when a failed fan motor or blade prevents circulation

• One fan assembly (motor and blade housing)

• Disconnect power before starting any repair to avoid shock or injury
• Handle the fan blades and motor carefully to avoid bending blades or damaging wiring