36368437891 Kenmore Refrigerator - Overview
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Light Bulb (40W)
PartSelect #: PS217532
Manufacturer #: 40A15
This 40-Watt light bulb is sold individually and is a genuine OEM replacement option for your home appliances. It is specially designed to withstand extreme temperatures, so this bulb is compatible wi...
$19.10
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Stationary Wire Shelf
PartSelect #: PS305409
Manufacturer #: WR71X10378
This part is the replacement stationary wire shelf for your refrigerator. It is white in color and is approximately 24 1/2 inches by 14 3/8 inches. The stationary wire shelf rests on grooves in the re...
$159.55
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Vegetable Pan Cover - Glass included
PartSelect #: PS966492
Manufacturer #: WR32X10500
Upgrade your refrigerator with this Genuine Replacement Vegetable Pan Cover with Glass from GE. This high-quality assembly kit includes everything necessary to replace your current refrigerator shelf ...
$116.11
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Freezer Shelf
PartSelect #: PS305834
Manufacturer #: WR71X2086
Introduce optimal storage to your refrigerator with this Genuine OEM GE Appliances Wire Shelf. Tailored for freezer storage, this item was thoughtfully designed with two levels, offering an advantageo...
$85.31
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Evaporator Motor Kit
PartSelect #: PS304745
Manufacturer #: WR60X203
This part is located in the back of the freezer and circulates air over the refrigerator coils. These coils will convert the heat into cool air which is then circulated.
No Longer Available

Fresh Food Door Front Shelf
PartSelect #: PS1518145
Manufacturer #: WR71X10731
This piece may be longer than needed. You may need to cut-to-fit for your appliance.
$119.51
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HOUSING CONTROL
PartSelect #: PS3406242
Manufacturer #: WR17X12852
This is a genuine GE Housing Control that is primarily designed for refrigerating systems. It serves as the core housing unit for managing and controlling the temperature of your refrigerator. This is...
$49.95
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Support Rail for Vegetable Pan Covers
PartSelect #: PS293104
Manufacturer #: WR17X3164
$27.95
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Neeed extra shelves for new purchased refrigerator
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Hollis from Daphne, AL
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Difficulty Level:Really Easy
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Total Repair Time:Less than 15 mins
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Freezer was cold, but frig was warm
First unplugged frig. Took off cover to fan, then bottom & back panels in freezer. Unplugged the fan to the wires & marked them so we would know how they went back. Unscrewed the frame that holds the fan, laid the old one next to the new one so we could tell how it went. Only took a few minutes to do this, then put it back in the same way
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we took it out. Plugged frig. back in & it took off. Very happy with this. Runs like a new one.
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Joy from New Ross, IN
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Difficulty Level:Really Easy
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Total Repair Time:15 - 30 mins
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Tools:Screw drivers, Socket set
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thermistat and defrost timer
i have a friend that had a big side by side refrigerator . he had repair man after repairman come and look at it. one thought it was the overload relay in the back and another just said it was compressor problems. this went on for over a month. after all of this and no one able to fix it he went and got another refrigerator . being the ti
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nker with stuff kind of person i am i said i will come and get the old one to keep him from having to haul it off (he agreed). well i did my home work and tried a few things messing with it. tapping on the thermistat resetting the defrost timer and it dawned on me that that the fridge would run great if i wiggle a wire on the thermistat and reset the defrost timer. so i get on the internet look around for the parts. come to find out they were realy cheap. the day they get here i break out with a screw driver and a nut driver and take the cover off. i take the old parts out and put the new ones in in about 15 minutes. i wiped the inside of the frige clean and pluged it back in. well in no time flat this thing was cooling like a northern blowing through in january. then it dawned on me that i have a 27 cubic ft frige that i didnt pay any thing for (well the 65 bucks i spent on the parts) and it runs great. what a deal.
after getting the big side by side fixed up and running like a champ i realized i have a refrigerator in the garage that my parents gave me a couple of years ago that only ran for a couple of months. well i get brave and decide to try my luck with the second one. due to it sitting up for so long and the humidity i had to do a little more work to it. i replaced a few wires, changed out a couple of connections, put a thermistat , a defrost timer and a evapmotor in it this thing also ran like a champ. i cleaned it up real good ran some steel wool over the outside and sprayed a couple of coats of enamel on it and it looks brand new.
so to end this story i spent about 140 bucks and i have two refrigerators a big side by side ice and water despensing refrigerator in the house and a 17 cubic ft refrigerator in the garage (the wife was happy simply because i had a place to put beer and bait).
if i would have went and purchased both of these refrigerators i would have spent about $1400 for the side by side and about $450 for the other one. man what a bargin, so from now on even if it seems a little dificult i dont get rid of any thing until i give it a good look over and see if i can fix it. i saved a total of $1700 (minus tax).
after getting the big side by side fixed up and running like a champ i realized i have a refrigerator in the garage that my parents gave me a couple of years ago that only ran for a couple of months. well i get brave and decide to try my luck with the second one. due to it sitting up for so long and the humidity i had to do a little more work to it. i replaced a few wires, changed out a couple of connections, put a thermistat , a defrost timer and a evapmotor in it this thing also ran like a champ. i cleaned it up real good ran some steel wool over the outside and sprayed a couple of coats of enamel on it and it looks brand new.
so to end this story i spent about 140 bucks and i have two refrigerators a big side by side ice and water despensing refrigerator in the house and a 17 cubic ft refrigerator in the garage (the wife was happy simply because i had a place to put beer and bait).
if i would have went and purchased both of these refrigerators i would have spent about $1400 for the side by side and about $450 for the other one. man what a bargin, so from now on even if it seems a little dificult i dont get rid of any thing until i give it a good look over and see if i can fix it. i saved a total of $1700 (minus tax).
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brad from brenham, TX
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Difficulty Level:Really Easy
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Total Repair Time:15 - 30 mins
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Tools:Nutdriver, Screw drivers
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