Kenmore Refrigerator 795.71019010 (79571019010, 795 71019010) Parts

A single mounting screw used to secure panels, brackets, or components in place so assemblies stay stable during normal appliance use. Simple replacement for stripped or missing fasteners. What it does:

• Secures panels, trim, brackets or interior components to prevent rattling or movement
• Restores proper fit and alignment after service or accidental damage
• Helps reattach parts removed during maintenance or part replacement
• Small, durable fastener designed for appliance interior mounting applications

• Use the correct screw driver or bit to avoid stripping the head
• Match screw length and thread engagement to the original location before tightening
• Tighten until snug—do not overtighten to avoid cracking plastic or damaging threads
• Disconnect power and follow appliance safety procedures before performing repairs

This holder bracket secures a small internal component in place to restore proper alignment and reduce movement inside the appliance. It's a simple replacement that helps stop rattling and keeps parts from shifting. What it does:

• Replaces a damaged or broken bracket that no longer holds internal components securely
• Prevents parts from shifting, rubbing, or producing noise during operation
• Helps restore correct alignment for related assemblies so mechanisms operate smoothly
• Commonly replaced when the original bracket is cracked, bent, or missing mounting support

• One holder bracket

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any repair
• Remove only the exterior panels and fasteners required to access the bracket; keep track of all screws
• Compare the replacement part to the original to ensure fit before fastening

Restore smooth, stable sliding with this rail guide assembly. It supports and aligns the sliding mechanism so your pull-out drawer, bin, or rack opens and closes evenly and seats properly.

• Guides the slide so the drawer/bin/rack moves in and out smoothly
• Helps keep the moving component level and aligned for proper closing
• Replacing a damaged guide can resolve sticking, binding, uneven travel, or scraping/grinding noises
• Can help when the drawer/rack won't extend fully or won't stay closed/seat correctly

• Disconnect power and remove the drawer/bin/rack and its contents for access
• Note orientation and transfer any mounting hardware from the original guide
• Install the new guide in the same position and tighten fasteners securely
• Manually slide to verify smooth travel before reloading

This rail guide assembly supports and guides a sliding refrigerator drawer/bin so it opens and closes smoothly. Replace a cracked or worn rail to restore proper alignment and prevent jamming or the drawer coming off its track. What it does:

• Attaches to the cabinet wall to support the sliding drawer/bin
• Provides a smooth track for extension and retraction
• Keeps the drawer level and aligned to prevent binding or rubbing
• Failure symptoms include a hard-to-open/close drawer, tilting on one side, popping off track, or visible cracks/broken tabs on the rail

• One rail guide assembly

• Disconnect power and remove the affected drawer/bin (and any glass shelf above) before starting
• Remove mounting screws, note their locations, and lift out the damaged rail
• Position the new rail, reinstall screws, and ensure the drawer engages the slide correctly
• Use caution around sharp edges; test drawer movement before reloading

Refrigerator shelf assembly that replaces a damaged or missing internal shelf, restoring flat, secure storage for food and containers. Helps keep items level and organized inside the fridge. What it does

• Replaces a broken, cracked, or missing refrigerator shelf to restore usable storage space.
• Provides a flat, stable surface for jars, bowls, and containers so items won't tip or slide.
• Prevents food from sagging between compartments and improves organization and accessibility.
• Matches factory-fit shelf mounts and seating points for correct alignment when installed.

• Remove all items from the shelf area before installing; handle glass or trim with care and wear protective gloves if needed.
• Slide or seat the shelf into the factory supports or track until it clicks or sits flat; some models require lifting slightly to engage rear tabs.
• No electrical disconnect is typically required, but follow the refrigerator owner's manual and disconnect power if instructed for your model.
• If the shelf has clips or trim pieces, verify they are properly engaged and undamaged before use.

This multi duct directs airflow inside the appliance to maintain proper ventilation and operation. Replacing a damaged duct restores directed air movement and helps prevent exhaust leaks or reduced performance. What it does:

• Routes air between internal components to support heating, cooling, or venting systems
• Prevents exhaust or recirculation air from leaking into the cabinet
• Helps maintain consistent airflow for proper appliance operation
• Can reduce abnormal airflow noise when intact and correctly seated

• Disconnect power (and gas, if applicable) before beginning work
• Handle plastic/metal ducting carefully to avoid cracking or sharp edges
• Verify correct duct orientation and secure all clips or fasteners for an airtight fit

This is a replacement mounting bolt used to secure appliance components and assemblies, restoring proper fit and reducing movement that can cause noise or misalignment. Use when a factory fastener is missing or damaged. What it does

• Fastens panels or internal components to maintain correct alignment and structural integrity.
• Prevents vibration-related noise and rubbing by holding parts securely in place.
• Restores secure connections after disassembly for service or repair.
• Helps eliminate intermittent movement that can lead to wear or leaks when a fastener is compromised.

• Use the correct bolt length and thread engagement for the application; do not force a mismatched fastener.
• Tighten to snug, manufacturer-specified torque when available; avoid overtightening to prevent stripping.
• Inspect surrounding parts (washers, nuts, threaded holes) and replace if worn or damaged.
• Disconnect power and follow all safety precautions before servicing the appliance.

Right Hand side

This connector cover is the small trim piece that shields and conceals the connection area on your refrigerator. Replacing a cracked or missing cover restores a clean, finished look and helps protect connectors from dust and accidental snags.

• Covers and protects the wiring and/or tubing connector cavity
• Helps keep debris out of the connection area
• Maintains proper routing and prevents snagging of harnesses
• Common signs it's needed: cracked or missing cover, exposed connectors, cover won't stay attached, cosmetic damage

• Disconnect power and turn off the water supply before beginning
• Remove any retaining screw(s) or release tabs to take off the old cover
• Position the new cover, ensuring wires/tubing aren't pinched; secure with original hardware
• Restore power/water and confirm the cover is fully seated

This refrigerator sheath heater melts frost from the evaporator so air can circulate freely and the unit can cool properly. Replacing a failed heater helps restore even temperatures and reduce frost buildup in the freezer.

• Warms the evaporator coil during defrost cycles to clear ice
• Helps prevent restricted airflow, warm spots, and long run times
• Common failure symptoms include heavy frost on the evaporator, poor cooling, ice buildup on the back panel, or frequent defrost errors
• May cause sizzling sounds or water under the evaporator area during normal operation after replacement

• Unplug the refrigerator before service; defrost any heavy ice to access parts safely
• Access typically from the rear of the freezer compartment behind the evaporator cover
• Handle heater leads and evaporator fins carefully to avoid damage
• Secure all connectors before reassembly

This PTC thermistor assembly feeds temperature feedback to the control so the appliance can monitor conditions and run sensor-based cycles correctly. Replacing a failed sensor restores reliable automatic operation and prevents errors that lead to inconsistent results.

• Detects temperature changes and sends a resistance signal to the main control for sensor/auto functions
• Helps regulate time and power during sensor-driven cycles for consistent performance
• Failure symptoms can include "sensor" errors, cycles ending too soon or running too long, or inconsistent results
• In some models, a bad sensor may prevent sensor modes from starting

• Disconnect power before servicing; microwaves can retain dangerous high voltage—discharge the capacitor before touching internal components
• Access and mounting location vary by model; commonly found behind the grille or near the control in the air duct path
• Route the harness exactly as original; keep wiring away from sharp edges and hot areas
• Avoid touching the sensing tip; ensure all connectors are fully seated