Parts for Kenmore 253.11312100 (25311312100, 253 11312100): System Parts

Includes service line.

Secures compressor to mounting bracket in your refrigerator. Replace if clip is broken, loose, or causing vibration noise. Verify fit with your model number.

Rubber mounting grommet that cushions and isolates the compressor from the chassis. Replace if cracked, worn, or missing to restore proper support.

This controller kit is the electronic oven control module that governs bake, broil, and temperature functions. Replacing a failing control restores accurate oven operation and responsive keypad/display performance.

• Regulates oven heating cycles and temperature feedback from the sensor
• Controls bake/broil relays and user interface responses
• Common failure symptoms: no bake/broil, temperature inaccuracy, unresponsive buttons, blank or erroring display
• May recover from intermittent power-up, beeping, or F-codes tied to the control

• Disconnect power before servicing; high voltage is present
• Handle the board by edges; avoid static discharge to components
• Transfer all wiring one connector at a time to the matching locations
• After installation, restore power and verify oven operation and temperature calibration

Secures interior trim and panels in place to eliminate gaps and rattling. Replace when clips break or go missing. Confirm fit with your model number.

Hex washer head screw secures hinges, panels, and trim to your freezer or refrigerator. Replace missing, stripped, or corroded screws for stable parts.

Freezer won't start or compressor hums but doesn't run? A failed run capacitor is often the cause. DIY-friendly repair, typically done in under an hour.

A service parts catalog containing exploded diagrams and part numbers to help identify and order replacement components quickly. Ideal for technicians and DIYers who need a clear reference for locating parts. What it does:

• Provides exploded views and part reference numbers for accurate identification
• Speeds repair planning by showing part locations and relationships
• Useful for matching symptoms (no cooling, unusual noises, leaks) to likely service parts

• This item is a reference/document — not a physical repair part to install
• Use the catalog with the appliance's model-specific service instructions
• Keep document dry and readable; replace if damaged or illegible
• For safety, disconnect power to the appliance before performing repairs shown in the catalog

This parts list is the official parts diagram sheet that identifies component locations and part numbers for service or repairs, helping you find the correct replacement parts quickly. What it does:

• Shows an exploded view of components and their relative placement
• Lists OEM part numbers for components referenced on the diagram
• Helps you the exact part needed before ordering or repairing
• Useful for diagnosing which component corresponds to a specific symptom

• One printed parts list / diagram sheet as shown

• No tools required — this is a reference document, not an installed component
• Store the sheet in a dry place to prevent damage; replace if torn or illegible
• Use alongside the appliance service manual or technical sheet for complete repair instructions

The Frigidaire Touch-Up Paint is white in color in a .6 fl oz bottle. For almond order 5303321320. For black order 5303321321.

The Touch Up Paint is an OEM part for Frigidaire appliances. Whether you're dealing with scratches, chips, or other minor cosmetic damage, this touch-up paint provides an easy and effective solution for maintaining the appearance of your appliance. It's designed to adhere well to metal surfaces, offering durability and resistance to further wear and tear.

Over time, appliances can accumulate minor surface damage from regular use, cleaning, and accidental impacts. Using the Touch Up Paint not only improves the aesthetic appeal of your appliance but also helps protect exposed areas from rust and corrosion, which can extend the life of the appliance.

Symptoms of needing Touch Up Paint include:

• Visible scratches or chips on the appliance's surface.
• Areas of rust or corrosion that need to be covered after treating the rust.
• The desire to maintain or improve the appliance's appearance for aesthetic reasons or to maintain its value.