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Roper RT14BKXKQ02 top-mount refrigerator

Roper RT14BKXKQ02 top-mount refrigerator Parts

Here are the diagrams and repair parts for Roper RT14BKXKQ02 top-mount refrigerator, as well as links to manuals and error code tables, if available.

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  • Refrigerator Energy Guide for Roper RT14BKXKQ02 - Part LIT2217628

    Cabinet/literature diagram

    Refrigerator Energy Guide

    Part #LIT2217628

    The manufacturer no longer makes this part, and there's no substitute part

  • Refrigerator Door Stop Tap Plate for Roper RT14BKXKQ02 - Part 2183198

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    Refrigerator Door Stop Tap Plate

    Part #2183198

    The manufacturer no longer makes this part, and there's no substitute part

  • Refrigerator Vinyl Tape for Roper RT14BKXKQ02 - Part 479502

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    Refrigerator Vinyl Tape

    Part #479502

    The manufacturer no longer makes this part, and there's no substitute part

  • Refrigerator Support Evaporator for Roper RT14BKXKQ02 - Part 2166054

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    Refrigerator Support Evaporator

    Part #2166054

    The manufacturer no longer makes this part, and there's no substitute part

  • Refrigerator Service Valve for Roper RT14BKXKQ02 - Part 978028

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    Refrigerator Service Valve

    Part #978028

    The manufacturer no longer makes this part, and there's no substitute part

  • Refrigerator Process Tube for Roper RT14BKXKQ02 - Part 2192332

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    Refrigerator Process Tube

    Part #2192332

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  • Clip for Roper RT14BKXKQ02 - Part 1105406

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    Clip

    Part #1105406

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  • Epoxy for Roper RT14BKXKQ02 - Part 799833

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    Epoxy

    Part #799833

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  • Refrigerator Freezer Air Tower for Roper RT14BKXKQ02 - Part 9790408

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    Refrigerator Freezer Air Tower

    Part #9790408

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  • Refrigerator Bracket for Roper RT14BKXKQ02 - Part 2213986

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    Refrigerator Bracket

    Part #2213986

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Roper Top-Mount Refrigerator RT14BKXKQ02 FAQs

Most top-freezer (top-mount) refrigerators weigh about 150 to 200 lb, and the Roper RT14BKXKQ02 typically falls in that range. The exact weight depends on cabinet size, shelves, and whether an ice maker kit is installed.

Typical weight ranges (what to expect)
  • Compact top-freezer units: ~90 to 140 lb
  • Standard 14 to 18 cu. ft. top-freezer units: ~150 to 200 lb
  • Larger top-freezer units: ~190 to 240 lb
  • Add-ons can increase weight: ice maker kit, extra glass shelves, door bins
Why the weight matters

Knowing the approximate weight helps us plan safe moving, protect flooring, and avoid damaging the sealed system (compressor and refrigerant lines) when tilting or transporting the refrigerator.

Quick planning guide for moving RT14BKXKQ02
  • Empty food and remove loose items (bins, shelves) to reduce load.
  • Use an appliance dolly and keep the unit as upright as possible.
  • Protect floors with a hard runner or plywood if rolling over soft flooring.
  • If you must tilt it, keep the tilt minimal and avoid laying it flat.
  • After transport, let it sit upright before plugging in (longer if it was heavily tilted).
Weight and handling at a glance
Item Typical value for a top-freezer refrigerator What it means for you
Refrigerator weight 150 to 200 lb Plan for 2 people or a dolly
Safe moving method Upright on dolly Reduces risk of internal damage
Floor protection Runner or plywood Prevents dents and scratches
Related parts that affect moving and leveling

If the refrigerator is hard to roll or won’t sit level after you move it, worn rollers can be a factor. For this model, we list the cabinet roller WPW10475495.

Last updated: January 2026

In a Roper RT14BKXKQ02 top-mount refrigerator, the upper compartment is typically called the freezer compartment (or simply the freezer). On most top-mount designs, the refrigerator (fresh food) section is the larger lower compartment.

Common names you will hear
  • Freezer compartment: the upper section that freezes food
  • Freezer section: another common term for the same area
  • Fresh food compartment: the lower refrigerator section for everyday refrigerated items
  • Evaporator area: the cooling system area often located behind the rear panel in the freezer
Why the “upper part” matters for troubleshooting

Many cooling complaints start in the upper section because the freezer is where cold air is produced and then circulated to the refrigerator section.

If the freezer is cold but the refrigerator is warm, the issue is often airflow related.

Quick symptom guide
What you notice Most likely area involved What to check first
Freezer cold, fridge warm Airflow from freezer to fridge Vents blocked by food, frost buildup
Freezer warm and fridge warm Sealed system or start components Compressor start parts, condenser airflow
No fan sound in freezer Evaporator fan circuit Fan blade obstruction, fan motor
Parts that relate to the upper (freezer) section

If you are diagnosing poor airflow or warming temperatures in the RT14BKXKQ02, these model-matched parts are commonly involved:

Helpful DIY guidance
Why it matters

Knowing the upper section is the freezer helps you describe symptoms accurately and focus checks on the evaporator fan, defrost system, and airflow paths that control temperatures in both compartments.

Last updated: January 2026

A top-mount refrigerator (like the Roper RT14BKXKQ02) has the freezer compartment on top and the fresh-food (refrigerator) compartment below. This layout is popular because it is simple, reliable, and typically offers good usable refrigerator space for the overall size.

How a top-mount refrigerator is laid out
  • Freezer on top: shelves or a bin for frozen food
  • Refrigerator below: main shelves, crisper drawers, and door bins
  • Single cooling system: cold air is produced at the evaporator and circulated to both sections
  • Basic controls: temperature settings usually adjust airflow and compressor run time
Common benefits vs. other refrigerator styles
Style Freezer location Typical strengths Typical tradeoffs
Top-mount Top Lower cost, straightforward repairs, efficient use of space Freezer is at eye level, fridge shelves are lower
Bottom-freezer Bottom Fresh food at eye level Often higher cost, more complex layouts
Side-by-side Left side Narrow door swing, easy freezer access Narrower shelves for wide items
Why it matters for troubleshooting and parts

Knowing it is a top-mount helps narrow down likely causes when cooling is off, frost builds up, or airflow is weak. For example, many “warm fridge, cold freezer” complaints point to airflow or fan issues, and we often check the evaporator fan motor first.

Helpful DIY guidance

Last updated: January 2026

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