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  • Whirlpool Everydrop 4 Refrigerator Water Filter for Kenmore 59652673202 - Part EDR4RXD1

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    Kenmore Refrigerator Water Filter (9084)

    Part #9084

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  • Refrigerator Water Filter for Kenmore 59652673202 - Part 12589203

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    Refrigerator Water Filter

    Part #12589203

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  • Refrigerator Door Switch for Kenmore 59652673202 - Part W11396033

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    Refrigerator Light Switch

    Part #12466103

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  • Refrigerator Blade for Kenmore 59652673202 - Part 12217201

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    Refrigerator Blade

    Part #12217201

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  • Evaporator Motor for Kenmore 59652673202 - Part 67001509

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    Evaporator Motor

    Part #67001509

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  • Refrigerator Run Capacitor for Kenmore 59652673202 - Part WP65889-4

    Refrigerator Capacitor

    Part #C8931612

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  • Refrigerator Filter Dryer for Kenmore 59652673202 - Part WPB2150504

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    Drier

    Part #B2150504

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  • Washer Screw for Kenmore 59652673202 - Part WP90767

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    Screw

    Part #M0211016

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  • Washer Screw for Kenmore 59652673202 - Part WP90767

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    Refrigerator Screw

    Part #M0224416

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  • Refrigerator Rocker Switch for Kenmore 59652673202 - Part 12466104

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    Refrigerator Rocker Switch

    Part #12466104

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Kenmore Refrigerator 59652673202 FAQs

On Kenmore side-by-side refrigerator model 59652673202, the model and serial number label is located inside the fresh food (refrigerator) compartment on the left interior wall. Use that sticker to record the exact model number and serial number for parts and service.

How to find it quickly
  • Open the refrigerator (fresh food) door, not the freezer door
  • Look along the left inside wall of the refrigerator section
  • Check near the upper side wall area first, then scan downward
  • Look for a sticker that lists Model and Serial
  • Write both down exactly as shown (letters and numbers)
What you should see on the label

The sticker typically includes these fields:

Label item What it’s used for
Model number Matching the correct parts diagrams and replacement parts
Serial number Identifying production details for service and support
Purchase date (blank line) Helpful for warranty and maintenance records
Why it matters

We use the model number to match the correct Kenmore parts for your exact configuration (ice maker, dispenser, door style, and internal components). Using only the refrigerator “series” can lead to ordering the wrong gasket, valve, or filter housing.

Related tip for parts ordering

If you are ordering water system parts, match the model number first, then confirm the part ID on the listing. For example, this model uses the Kenmore refrigerator water filter (9084) EDR4RXD1 when you need a replacement filter.

For additional model-specific details and diagrams, check the 59652673202 owner’s manual.

Last updated: February 2026

Kenmore side-by-side refrigerator model 59652673202 is a full-size, 33-inch class side-by-side refrigerator. For the exact cabinet width, height, and depth (including handles), match the dimensions listed for your specific configuration in the 59652673202 owner's manual.

How to confirm the exact dimensions (fast and accurate)

Use these checks to get the right “fits in the opening” measurement for your kitchen:

  • Measure width at the widest point (often the door hinges or handles).
  • Measure height from floor to top of hinge cover (not just the cabinet).
  • Measure depth three ways: cabinet only, to door front, and to handle tip.
  • Confirm you have clearance for door swing and pull-out bins.
  • If the refrigerator sits on rollers/leveling legs, verify it is leveled before final measuring.
Typical size range for 33-inch class side-by-side refrigerators

Most Kenmore 33-inch class side-by-side units fall into these common ranges (your exact numbers can vary by trim and handle style):

Measurement Typical range
Width 32 3/4 to 33 1/4 in.
Height 65 to 69 1/2 in.
Depth (to handle) 33 to 36 in.
Why it matters

Using the exact dimensions helps prevent delivery day surprises like doors that cannot open fully, a refrigerator that sticks out too far, or airflow clearance issues that can affect cooling performance.

Last updated: February 2026

For Kenmore model 59652673202, we read the model number as a full identifier that tells us the product type and the manufacturing source; using the complete number (and the serial number) ensures we match the correct refrigerator parts, manuals, and service information. Confirm the exact model and serial from the ID label inside the fresh food section.

Where to find the model and serial number

On Kenmore side-by-side refrigerators like 59652673202, the model and serial number label is typically inside the refrigerator compartment on the left wall. Use the exact characters shown on that label when ordering parts or looking up instructions in the 59652673202 owner's manual.

  • Open the fresh food door and check the left interior wall
  • Write down both the model number and serial number
  • Keep the numbers with your purchase date for future reference
  • Use the full model number, not a shortened version
  • Match every digit before ordering a part like a gasket, valve, or filter
How Kenmore model numbers are structured (what the digits mean)

Kenmore model numbers often include a prefix that points to the original manufacturer, followed by digits that identify the design series and configuration. Many Kenmore refrigerators use a 3-digit prefix (sometimes shown with a dot, such as *596.******) on the product record label.

Common Kenmore refrigerator prefix examples
Prefix Commonly associated manufacturer What it helps with
596 Whirlpool-built Kenmore refrigerators Parts cross-references and service literature
106 Whirlpool-built Kenmore refrigerators Error code families and component families
795 LG-built Kenmore refrigerators Different parts system and diagnostics
Why the full model number matters when ordering parts

Small differences in a Kenmore refrigerator model number can change the correct part fit, wiring, and mounting style. For example, a door seal, water inlet valve, or light switch can vary by revision even when the refrigerator looks the same.

  • Ensures correct fit for door gaskets and dispenser components
  • Prevents ordering the wrong water filter style or housing
  • Helps match electrical parts to the correct wiring harness
  • Speeds up troubleshooting using the right diagrams and instructions
Quick tip for water filter identification

If you are matching water filter parts for this model, use the manual instructions and the exact part ID when ordering, such as the Kenmore refrigerator water filter (9084) EDR4RXD1.

Last updated: February 2026

Most Kenmore refrigerators average 10 to 15 years of service life; a well-maintained Kenmore 59652673202 side-by-side can reach the upper end of that range when it is operated and maintained as described in the 59652673202 owner's manual.

Typical lifespan ranges (what to expect)

Refrigerator lifespan depends most on compressor run time, airflow, door sealing, and how quickly small issues are repaired.

Condition Typical lifespan What usually shortens life
Normal household use 10 to 15 years Dirty condenser area, warm room temps, frequent door openings
Excellent maintenance 15 years Minor wear items replaced early (seals, switches, bulbs)
Poor maintenance Under 10 years Overheating, icing, leaks, long-term temperature swings
Maintenance that extends life

These actions reduce strain on the sealed system (compressor and refrigerant tubing) and help prevent nuisance failures.

  • Keep airflow clear around the cabinet and vents; avoid blocking return vents with food packages.
  • Clean dust from the condenser area regularly (more often with pets).
  • Keep doors closing tightly; replace worn gaskets such as the gasket-ff W10840101 when you see gaps, tears, or persistent condensation.
  • Fix water leaks quickly to prevent corrosion and electrical issues.
  • Replace worn electrical wear items (for example, a sticking door switch like the refrigerator light switch W11396033).
  • Follow the storage and operating guidance in the manual to avoid overloading shelves and restricting airflow.
Why it matters

A refrigerator that runs warmer than normal or runs constantly forces the compressor to work harder. That extra heat and run time is the most common path to shortened lifespan, higher energy use, and cooling complaints.

Quick signs your refrigerator is nearing end-of-life
  • Compressor runs almost nonstop and temperatures still drift
  • Repeated icing on the evaporator area or frequent defrost problems
  • Water leaks that return after basic fixes
  • Doors will not seal even after hinge and gasket checks

Last updated: February 2026

The most common issues we see on Kenmore refrigerators like model 59652673202 are cooling problems, ice maker or water dispenser troubles, leaks, frost buildup, and unusual noises. Many of these trace back to airflow restrictions, dirty condenser coils, door sealing problems, or water supply pressure and filtration.

Common problems and what to check first
  • Not cooling or warm temperatures: confirm controls are set correctly; clean condenser coils; avoid overcrowding so air can circulate.
  • Runs too often: doors opened frequently, warm food added, dirty coils, or door gaskets not sealing.
  • Ice maker slow or not making ice: allow 24 hours after startup or after emptying; replace the water filter; verify water pressure.
  • Water dispenser weak or leaking: check household water pressure and the inlet valve.
  • Frost buildup or moisture: door not closing fully, gasket not sealing, or high humidity.
  • Noises (clicking, humming, buzzing): many sounds are normal; a compressor hum and solenoid/valve sounds can occur during operation.
Model-specific details from the 59652673202 manual

The 59652673202 owner's manual calls out several frequent causes behind “warm,” “runs too frequently,” and “won’t operate” complaints:

Symptom Common cause Practical next step
Food too warm Dirty condenser coils; door not closing Clean coils; check door alignment and gasket seal
Runs frequently High room heat/humidity; doors opened often Reduce door-open time; improve airflow around food
Ice issues Low water pressure; clogged filter Replace filter; confirm pressure range
Moisture droplets Humidity; door sealing issues Inspect and clean gaskets
Parts that often solve the problem

If troubleshooting points to a failed component, these are common replacements for this model:

Why it matters

Cooling, ice, and leak complaints often share the same root causes: restricted airflow, poor door sealing, or inadequate water pressure (the manual notes 20 to 100 psi, with 35 psi minimum recommended when using a water filter). Fixing the underlying cause prevents repeat failures and helps the compressor run efficiently.

Last updated: February 2026

Yes, you can replace many parts on your Kenmore 59652673202 side-by-side refrigerator yourself, especially non-sealed-system items like light components, door gaskets, and dispenser trim. We follow the safety guidance in the 59652673202 owner's manual and recommend stopping if a repair goes beyond your skill level.

What you can usually replace yourself

These repairs are typically DIY-friendly with basic hand tools and careful handling:

  • Light-related parts such as the refrigerator light switch W11396033 or bulb replcmt W11447232
  • Door sealing parts such as the gasket-ff W10840101 (fresh food door gasket)
  • Small hardware (for example, screws and clamps) when you are reattaching panels or brackets
  • Cosmetic covers (such as an ice maker cover) if access is straightforward
  • Water filter changes (routine maintenance)
Safety steps we recommend before any DIY repair

The manual’s safety section is clear: disconnect power before servicing and avoid unsafe electrical setups.

  • Unplug the refrigerator by gripping the plug (not the cord)
  • Do not use extension cords, two-prong adapters, or power strips
  • Turn off the water supply if you are working on water lines, valves, or the filter housing
  • Protect flooring before moving the refrigerator
  • Keep screws organized so the correct fasteners go back in the right locations
Repairs that are not good DIY candidates

Some work is higher risk, requires specialized tools, or involves sealed refrigeration components.

Repair type Examples Best approach
Sealed system Compressor, refrigerant lines Use a qualified service technician
Complex electrical diagnosis Control boards, wiring faults Use a technician if you cannot test safely
Door removal and alignment Hinge wiring, heavy doors DIY only if you can follow the manual steps exactly
Why it matters

DIY replacement can restore cooling, lighting, and sealing performance quickly, but safe power disconnection and correct reassembly prevent shocks, leaks, and door-seal problems that can cause temperature swings.

Last updated: February 2026

In the Kenmore 59652673202 side-by-side refrigerator, the most commonly replaced parts are typically the ones that handle everyday wear, cooling airflow, defrosting, and water dispensing, such as door gaskets, water filters, inlet valves, and defrost components. For model-specific locations and service cautions, use the 59652673202 owner's manual.

Commonly replaced refrigerator parts (and what they do)
  • Refrigerator water filter: improves taste and helps protect the dispenser and ice maker from sediment buildup.
  • Door gaskets: keep cold air in; worn seals cause warm spots, frost, and longer run times.
  • Water inlet valve: controls water flow to the dispenser and ice maker.
  • Defrost system parts (heater, control): prevent frost from choking airflow across the evaporator.
  • Light and door switch parts: control interior lights and can affect door-ajar behavior.
  • Airflow-related parts (fans, vents): keep temperatures even between compartments.
Parts we see replaced often for this model

These are examples of commonly replaced items that match the Kenmore 59652673202 parts list:

Symptom you notice Part that often fixes it Example part for this model
Water dispenser slow or no ice Water inlet valve or filter issue Refrigerator valve WP12544002, Kenmore refrigerator water filter (9084) EDR4RXD1
Warm temps, heavy frost, poor airflow Defrost heater or defrost control issue Refrigerator heater WP12049801, refrigerator adaptive defrost board W11227239
Door not sealing, moisture on gasket Fresh food or freezer door gasket Gasket-ff W10840101, refrigerator freezer door gasket W10133491
Light stays off or acts erratic Door/light switch or bulb Refrigerator light switch W11396033, bulb replcmt W11447232
Quick checks before you buy a part
  • Confirm temperatures: freezer should be set cold enough for ice production (many units target about 0°F to 2°F).
  • Check water pressure: most dispenser systems need 20 to 100 PSI; units with filters commonly perform best around 35 PSI or higher.
  • Inspect for kinks in copper or plastic tubing; replace kinked tubing that will not straighten.
  • Look for gasket gaps: close a dollar bill in the door; if it slides out easily, the seal is weak.
  • Unplug before service: disconnect power by pulling the plug (not the cord) before accessing electrical parts.
Why it matters

Replacing the right “high-wear” part restores cooling efficiency, protects the sealed system from overwork, and prevents common secondary issues like frost buildup, leaks, and slow ice production.

Last updated: February 2026

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