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2538790120 Kenmore Refrigerator - Overview

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Hexagonal Screw – Part Number: 241710601
Hexagonal Screw
PartSelect #: PS1526503
Manufacturer #: 241710601
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$23.60
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Ice Container – Part Number: 5303212918
Ice Container
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PartSelect #: PS457569
Manufacturer #: 5303212918
This ice container is white in color and made of plastic. This part lays flat inside the freezer compartment. The container is approximately 13 inches front to back, 10 inches side-to-side, and 5 inch...
$78.77
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Temperature Cold Control Thermostat – Part Number: 5303200810
Temperature Cold Control Thermostat
PartSelect #: PS454277
Manufacturer #: 5303200810
This cold control thermostat helps maintains the proper temperature in the refrigerator.
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Icemaker Water Inlet Valve Adapter – Part Number: 5308000205
Icemaker Water Inlet Valve Adapter
PartSelect #: PS473213
Manufacturer #: 5308000205
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TRIM-CABINET CORNER – Part Number: 5303321081
TRIM-CABINET CORNER
PartSelect #: PS467276
Manufacturer #: 5303321081
$16.33
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TRIM-CABINET CORNER – Part Number: 5303321082
TRIM-CABINET CORNER
PartSelect #: PS467277
Manufacturer #: 5303321082
$9.62
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Plastic Water Line Nut - 1/4 inch – Part Number: 218731600
Plastic Water Line Nut - 1/4 inch
PartSelect #: PS428589
Manufacturer #: 218731600
$53.20
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Water Inlet Tube – Part Number: 215456100
Water Inlet Tube
PartSelect #: PS422905
Manufacturer #: 215456100
$77.85
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KNOB-DAMPER CONTROL – Part Number: 5308000081
KNOB-DAMPER CONTROL
PartSelect #: PS473188
Manufacturer #: 5308000081
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COVER-FAN – Part Number: 5303281380
COVER-FAN
PartSelect #: PS459879
Manufacturer #: 5303281380
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SCREW – Part Number: 5308000039
SCREW
PartSelect #: PS473182
Manufacturer #: 5308000039
$20.37
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RACK, REFR, UPPER – Part Number: 5316331691
RACK, REFR, UPPER
PartSelect #: PS474899
Manufacturer #: 5316331691
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Questions And Answers for 2538790120

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Adaptor leaking due to old rubber washer
Turned off water. Took cardboard backing off lower back of unit. Unscrewed the old adaptor from the water distributor. Unscrewed the water hose connection from the adaptor. Put plumbers tape on new adaptor. Re-connected water hose to new adaptor and re-attached the adaptor to the water distributor. Turned water on, checked for leaks, and tightened adaptor to water distributor until leak stopped (approximately a quarter turn) after hand tightening. Easy, hardest part was pulling out the unit and putting it back in place!
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Icemaker Water Inlet Valve Adapter
  • Patrick from Midlothian, VA
  • Difficulty Level:
    Really Easy
  • Total Repair Time:
    Less than 15 mins
  • Tools:
    Nutdriver, Pliers
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Failure of temperature control
Unplugged refrigerator. Removed control knob and cover. Unwired control and removed same. Removed plastic tube from old capillary tube and placed on new unit. Installed and wired in new unit, making sure new unit was in the "off" position. Plugged in refrigerator, turned control knob to the first numerical setting, and was rewarded with the startup of the refrigerator compressor. Voila!
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Temperature Cold Control Thermostat
  • Barbara from Marcellus, NY
  • Difficulty Level:
    Easy
  • Total Repair Time:
    15 - 30 mins
  • Tools:
    Screw drivers
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Refrigerator would not cycle and coils were freezing up.
It was fairly easy to replace the thermostat. Unplug the refrigerator first. Then remove the refrigertor light bulb and 3 screws on the plastic cover that houses the thermostat and defrost timer. Unplug the thermostat from the wiring on the refrigerator and remove the plastic housing holding the thermostat. Remove two screws holding the thermostat and replace with the new one. Put everything back together in reverse order. Unfortunately, this did not corrrect my problem. The refrigerator is well over 30 years old and I had narrowed down the problem to the thermostat because the old one was hard to turn to adjust. About 10 years ago, I replaced the defrost heater in the rear of the freezer compartment for the same problem, and didn't think that would be the problem this time. Well, as it turned out, I checked the resistance on the defrost heater and it was was bad again. I replaced the heater this week I got from PartSelect, and the refrigerator cycles fine now. Replacing the heater is a little more work that changing the thermostat. You have to remove the freezer compartment fan, fan vent, and back inside wall of the freezer section to expose the coils and the heater element. You just need a socket screw driver. Then you have to reach inside and unplug each end of the heater to check it with your ohm meter. A bad element will show up as an open circuit. Then to replace it, you have to maneuver it around to get if away from the coils and remove a couple of clips. Anyone with some common sense can do it, but it can be a bit challenging.
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Temperature Cold Control Thermostat
  • Ronnie from Abbott, TX
  • Difficulty Level:
    Easy
  • Total Repair Time:
    1- 2 hours
  • Tools:
    Nutdriver, Pliers, Screw drivers, Socket set
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