Kenmore 2537041341C bottom-mount refrigerator Parts

To lower the front wheels (rollers) on your Kenmore 2537041341C bottom-mount refrigerator, turn the front roller height adjusting screws counterclockwise using a 3/8-inch socket wrench. This lowers the front and helps level the cabinet so the doors close and seal correctly (see the 2537041341C owner's manual).

• Slightly open the freezer drawer.
• If installed, lift the toe grille and gently pull it forward to remove it.
• Locate the front roller height adjusting screws (one on each side).
• Use a 3/8-inch socket wrench on the adjusting screw.
• Turn counterclockwise to lower the front roller.
• Reinstall the toe grille when finished.

Your goal is stable cabinet support and good door sealing.

• All four cabinet corners rest firmly on the floor.
• The front is slightly elevated so doors close on their own.
• Doors align with each other and sit level.
• After leveling, lower the anti-tip leg with a 3/8-inch socket until it firmly contacts the floor.

If the front rollers are too high or too low, the refrigerator can rock, doors may not self-close, and warm air can leak past the door gaskets. Proper leveling helps temperature stability, reduces frost issues, and protects food quality.

Last updated: January 2026

The Kenmore 2537041341C is a French door bottom-freezer refrigerator; the freezer capacity (cubic feet) is listed in the model’s specifications section of the 2537041341C owner’s manual. Use that spec to compare storage space accurately, since “bottom-mount” models vary by several cubic feet.

We recommend checking the specifications or “product dimensions and capacity” section in the manual. Look for a line labeled freezer capacity or freezer (cu. ft.).

• Open the 2537041341C owner’s manual
• Go to the specifications or features pages
• Find freezer capacity (cu. ft.) (sometimes listed with fresh food capacity)
• If only total capacity is shown, note both sections (fresh food and freezer)
• Use the freezer number when planning frozen-food storage or bins/baskets

Most Kenmore bottom-freezer refrigerators in this style land in a fairly narrow range.

Freezer cubic feet affects how much you can store in the lower basket system, how well items stack without blocking airflow, and whether accessories like baskets and organizers fit your needs.

If you are also trying to improve freezer performance (slow freezing, warm spots, heavy frost), checking airflow parts like the refrigerator evaporator fan blade 5308000010 can help once you confirm the capacity and loading.

Last updated: January 2026

Water under a Kenmore 2537041341C bottom-mount refrigerator is usually caused by a defrost drain that is clogged or frozen, or by a water supply connection that is seeping and dripping down to the floor. We focus first on the drain path and then confirm the ice maker water line is dry and secure.

• Unplug the refrigerator before accessing electrical components (lights, controls, fans).
• Look for ice or standing water on the freezer floor; that points to a blocked defrost drain.
• Check the drain pan underneath for cracks, shifting, or overflow.
• Inspect the water supply line and fittings at the rear; tighten small seepage (do not over-tighten).
• Confirm the tubing is not kinked and is secured so it does not vibrate against panels.

1. Remove items from the freezer and pull out the lower baskets as needed.
2. Find the drain opening under or behind the evaporator cover area (location varies by configuration).
3. Melt ice with warm water; then flush the drain with warm water until it flows freely to the drain pan.
4. Clear debris with a flexible pipe cleaner (do not puncture plastic).
5. Reassemble and monitor for 24 hours.

For safety notes and access guidance, follow the 2537041341C owner's manual.

If the unit has an ice maker, a slow drip at the shutoff valve, inlet connection, or tubing can run down and look like a “leak underneath.”

• Turn the water supply on and watch each connection for 2 to 3 minutes.
• Finger-tighten first, then tighten about a half turn with a wrench.
• Make sure the line is clamped to the rear panel and excess copper tubing is coiled so it will not vibrate.

Leaks can damage flooring and can also lead to ice buildup that restricts airflow, causing warm temperatures in the fresh food section and extra compressor run time.

Last updated: January 2026