Will this be easy to install in a 2002 model side by side kenmore refrigerator ?
776182
There are several different ice makers for kenmore refrigerators. If you use the correct replacement, it is fairly easy to replace. If you decide to buy a kit, make sure it is an installation kit and not a replacement kit
2004661
This should work. The Kenmore model I installed this pump on is the Sears branded version of your Frigidaire. I found it easier to use some screw-tightened hose clamps rather than the spring hose clamps that come with the pump, the angle was a little awkward for me to get a good grip on the pliers while trying to position the clamp. Good luck!
1744650
The relay is working great on our Kenmore Fridge Model # 106 74252400.......very close if not an exact fit
1376384
Sorry, I don't know if it would work on your model or not. My Kenmore was manufactured in 1999, model 57262792, serial no 8J2932809. The replacement ice maker is still working fine and I am very pleased that it was so easy to put in. Don't give up in trying to find the right one. Did you call this company direct to see if it would work?
696973
I'm not sure. Our refrigerator is not a kenmore elite. I believe these ice makers were used in a lot of whirlpool and kenmore refrigerators for several years. You should ask the seller to be sure it fits.
1092638
Hun I am not sure as I don't know the model numbers. But mine is a 3 year old refrigerator with side by side doors and the water/ice dispenser. I really didn't know if it would work. But luckly it did. Its the wider of the two trays
970723
There not difficult to install. If you have dual already and your switching to these the wiring can be a little challenging. Had to take mine off twice to get it right. Total time took me about 2 hrs total from start to finish.
965958
Use the Sears parts website for your model refrigerator and it should tell you the exact part you need. I know that Kenmore appliances could be made by Whirlpool but I don't know for sure if it is compatible.
766002
looked at the part, does not say it is compatible for a kenmore.......would talk with a sears tech and see if the part is compatible
1940078
Yes, it should. There's four different command inputs for your model. One is surely to work. My air conditioner was a Kenmore, but the Kenmore Code didn't work. I found it was actually manufactured by Frigidaire, which when input, the codes worked. So make sure it's manufactured by the company, not a secondary contracted purchase and it'll be fine.
1731047
I can't confirm it but if all your searches say this is the kit than I would think it is. I would think Frigidaire would pretty much standardize their parts to keep it as simple as possible. It worked fine for the Frigidaire model I had.
1278474
Sorry, I don't know if it would. I called GE and they said that this is was the only one for our system... maybe you'd have to contact Sears, they carry Kenmore products...
571255
yes, it was very easy to install...this model is a replacement for the Kidde model I owned and they interface is completely compatible.
2242151
I did it awhile back, but it was remarkably easy. Took 5 minutes once I had the unit off the floor and cleaned up. As I recall, you just pull the old one out and install the new one. Water stay's in the bowl for weeks now, instead of minutes before the replacement. Sorry I can't be more specific and detailed. Don't be afraid of tackling it. Anyone can do it.
1339493
Yes! with a minor alteration! there is a case over the unit you will need to remove depending on the year of the machine. No need to worry it is very easy and it took me all of 2 minuets maybe?.
921735
If it is in an icemaker model that fits in your frig and is not one that has water dispenser in door. Probably. Usually the supplier will recommend the one for the one you are ordering. . your picture looks just like the one I used and it was so simple to install. Your old one should have a model number on it.
734002
Hope you have talked with a Frigidaire dealer. I have a Kenmore, but could not find a replacement handle anywhere, so I bought a "universal" style handle from Amazon. It fit well at the top, but it was a bit too long. So I covered the old hole with spackle, and attached the bottom part of the handle with plastic epoxy to the refrigerator door. It worked like a charm. Would not necessarily recommend this option to others, but I am an old retired widow and if I could do it, maybe there's a man in your life who could do it for you.