Kenmore 25370413411 refrigerator Parts

The Kenmore 25370413411 is a bottom-mount refrigerator (not a standalone freezer), so its exact overall dimensions and freezer capacity depend on the specific 253.7041 series configuration. For the precise width, height, depth, and cubic feet for your unit, use the specs section in the 25370413411 use & care guide.

What “size” usually means for this model

When customers ask how big the freezer is, they typically mean one of these:

• Freezer capacity (cu. ft.): how much food the bottom drawer holds
• Overall refrigerator dimensions: width, height, depth (often needed for fit)
• Freezer drawer clearance: room needed to fully pull the drawer out
• Door swing and removal needs: whether doors must come off to move it in

For installation and fit checks (including door removal guidance referenced during install), follow the 25370413411 installation instructions.

Quick fit checklist (what we recommend measuring)

Measure your space and the refrigerator so you avoid clearance problems:

• Opening width at the front and back (walls are often not perfectly square)
• Opening height to the lowest cabinet or trim
• Depth from back wall to the front edge of counters
• Ventilation space so the toe grille and airflow are not blocked
• Freezer drawer pull-out clearance in front of the unit

Typical size ranges for Kenmore 253 bottom-mount refrigerators

Most Kenmore 253-series bottom-mount units fall into these common ranges (use your manual for exact specs):

Spec	Typical range (bottom-mount)	Why you care
Width	29 to 36 in.	Cabinet opening fit
Height	66 to 70 in.	Overhead clearance
Depth	29 to 35 in.	Counter and walkway clearance
Freezer capacity	5 to 8 cu. ft.	Storage planning

Why it matters

Correct dimensions prevent installation headaches like doors hitting cabinets, the freezer drawer not opening fully, or restricted airflow that can hurt cooling performance. The manual and installation instructions also help you plan for door removal if needed to get the refrigerator into your home.

Last updated: February 2026

For Kenmore refrigerator model 25370413411, the correct water filter is Kenmorepure™ Water Filter Part #046-9999 (Sears PartsDirect part number 9999). Match the filter type already installed in your fridge, and confirm the part number in the 25370413411 owner's manual.

Quick ways to confirm you have the right filter

• Check the existing filter label for 046-9999 or 9999.
• Look in the fresh food compartment; this model’s water filter sits at the top right.
• Use the model number 25370413411 when shopping to avoid lookalikes.
• Replace the filter about every 6 months for best taste and performance.
• If the refrigerator sat unused (moving or storage), replace the filter before using the dispenser/ice maker.

What to buy for this model

For this Kenmore 25370413411 bottom-mount refrigerator, the matching replacement is:

• Kenmore refrigerator water filter 9999

Filter specs you can use to double-check

Item	What to expect for this model
Rated capacity	200 gallons (757 liters)
Rated flow	0.50 gallons per minute
Operating temperature	33°F to 100°F
Max pressure	100 psi
Recommended minimum pressure	30 psi

Why it matters

Using the correct filter keeps water flow steady to the dispenser and ice maker, helps prevent leaks at the filter housing, and maintains water quality. A mismatched filter can cause poor flow, bypassing, or fitment problems.

Helpful related guide

If you want step-by-step replacement tips and filter style guidance, use how to replace the water filter in a Kenmore refrigerator.

Last updated: February 2026

Your Kenmore refrigerator’s model number is printed on the appliance’s rating label. On Kenmore model 25370413411, you’ll typically find that label inside the fresh food compartment on a side wall or ceiling area, or in the freezer area near the drawer opening. Use the exact model number to match the right parts and instructions.

Where to look first (fastest spots)

Check these common label locations on bottom-mount and French door Kenmore refrigerators:

• Inside the fresh food compartment on the left or right side wall
• Near the top right area of the fresh food compartment (often close to where filters and controls are)
• Inside the freezer compartment near the drawer opening or side wall
• Behind the toe grille (kick plate) at the lower front
• On the cabinet frame just inside a door (near the hinge side)

What the label looks like

Most Kenmore rating labels include a few key fields. Use the model number for parts lookup.

Label item	What it’s used for	Example format
Model number	Correct parts and manuals	25370413411
Serial number	Manufacturing ID and service history	Letters and numbers
Electrical ratings	Outlet and circuit requirements	Volts/amps

Why it matters

Kenmore model numbers can be very similar, and a single digit difference can change the correct door gasket, water filter, control board, or drawer hardware. Matching the exact model number helps ensure the part fits and the repair steps in the documentation apply.

Next step after you find it

• Compare the model number on the label to the model number on your paperwork
• Use the model number to reference the correct 25370413411 owner’s manual
• If you’re installing or moving the refrigerator, follow the 25370413411 installation guide for door removal, leveling, and water hookup basics

Last updated: February 2026

On Kenmore refrigerator model 25370413411, there is not a separate “reset button” for the bottom freezer ice maker; ice production is controlled by the ice maker on/off control. To restart it, make sure the freezer ice maker wire signal arm is down (ON) and the refrigerator has water supply.

Quick reset checklist (what we do first)

• Pull the freezer drawer out to access the ice maker.
• Lower the wire signal arm to turn the freezer ice maker ON.
• Confirm the refrigerator is connected to the household water line and the shutoff valve is open.
• Check the water supply line behind the refrigerator for kinks.
• If cubes are clumped after a power outage, remove the bin and loosen cubes with warm water (no sharp tools).

If your model has two ice makers

Some versions of this platform use a fresh food ice maker control in addition to the freezer ice maker arm.

Ice maker location	“Reset” action	What you should see
Freezer ice maker	Lower wire signal arm (ON)	Ice production resumes after the unit cycles
Fresh food ice maker (if equipped)	Press and hold Ice Off for 3 seconds	Indicator light turns off

When “resetting” does not fix no-ice

These are the most common causes we see after the ice maker is turned back on:

• Water supply valve is closed or water line is not connected
• Supply line is kinked when the refrigerator is pushed back
• Water filter is not fully seated or is clogged (often at 6 months)
• Wire signal arm is blocked by food packages or ice

If you are replacing the filter, follow the steps in the 25370413411 owner's manual. If you need the correct replacement cartridge for this model, use the Kenmore refrigerator water filter 9999.

Why it matters

An ice maker that is left ON without water supply can chatter loudly as it tries to fill. Turning it OFF with the wire signal arm prevents noise and helps protect the fill valve.

Last updated: February 2026

On Kenmore refrigerator model 25370413411, a bad compressor usually shows up as poor or no cooling even though the unit has power, often with repeated clicking (start attempts) or the compressor running hot and continuously. Before condemning the compressor, we rule out control settings, airflow, and fan issues listed in the 25370413411 owner's manual.

Quick checks before blaming the compressor

These steps catch the most common look-alikes (and they are faster and cheaper than a sealed-system repair):

• Confirm the freezer control is not set to “OFF” or “0”.
• Make sure the power cord is fully seated; check the house fuse or breaker.
• Remember a defrost cycle can stop cooling for about 30 minutes and that is normal.
• Verify the toe grille and vents are not blocked; airflow is required for proper operation.
• Listen for the condenser fan and evaporator fan; a failed fan can mimic compressor failure.
• Check door gaskets for gaps or heavy soil; warm air leaks can cause long run times.

Symptoms that point strongly to a compressor problem

A compressor is the sealed-system pump; when it fails, the refrigerator cannot move refrigerant correctly.

What you notice	What it usually means
Fridge runs constantly but temperatures stay warm	Compressor not pumping efficiently or sealed-system restriction
Repeated clicking every few minutes	Start device overload tripping or compressor locked rotor
Compressor is very hot to the touch after running	Overload cycling due to high amperage or poor heat rejection
Compressor is quiet and never starts (but lights work)	No start signal, failed inverter/control, or failed compressor

Parts that can be involved (and worth checking)

We typically verify these items before replacing a compressor:

• Refrigerator electronic inverter board 5304512686 (drives a variable-speed compressor on many designs)
• Refrigerator power control board 5304504032 (supplies control signals and power management)
• Refrigerator condenser fan motor 242018301 (keeps condenser and compressor area cooled)
• Refrigerator temperature sensor 240597220 (bad readings can cause abnormal run behavior)

Why it matters

Compressor diagnosis affects cost and downtime. If airflow, controls, or a fan motor is the real issue, fixing that restores cooling without opening the sealed system. If the compressor is truly failing, a qualified technician should confirm with electrical and sealed-system checks.

Last updated: February 2026

Common problems we see on Kenmore Elite refrigerators include warm temperatures (cooling failure), ice maker or water dispenser issues, water leaks, frost buildup from defrost problems, and doors that do not seal well. For Kenmore model 25370413411, start with airflow, filter maintenance, and door sealing checks in the 25370413411 owner's manual.

Most common symptoms and what usually causes them

• Not cooling or weak cooling: dirty condenser coils, blocked vents, failed evaporator fan, or a temperature sensor issue
• Ice maker not making ice: icemaker switched off, low water supply, clogged filter, or frozen fill tube
• Water leaking: loose water connections, clogged defrost drain, or a cracked filter housing
• Frost buildup in freezer: defrost sensor/thermostat problems or door left slightly open
• Doors not closing or sealing: gasket wear, door alignment, or drawer gasket not seated

Quick checks we recommend first (fast, no parts)

1. Confirm the refrigerator has clear airflow; do not block the toe grille (air circulation is required for proper operation).
2. Verify doors and the freezer drawer seal to the cabinet on all sides.
3. If you have a water/ice system, replace the water filter on schedule (typically every 6 months).
4. Recheck for water leaks at connections and check again after 24 hours.

Parts that commonly solve these problems

Problem area	Common fix	Example part for this model
Bad taste/slow water flow/no ice	Replace water filter	Kenmore refrigerator water filter 9999
Odors in fresh food section	Replace air filter	Refrigerator door air filter EAFCBF
Door not sealing	Replace gasket	Refrigerator door gasket 5304537408

Why it matters

Cooling, ice production, and leak prevention all depend on steady airflow, tight door seals, and clean filtration. When any of those slip, the refrigerator runs longer, temperatures drift, and you can get frost, odors, or puddles.

Helpful DIY guidance

• How to replace the water filter in a Kenmore refrigerator
• How to fix your evaporator cooling fan
• How to fix a fridge door seal

Last updated: February 2026

Water pooling inside the bottom of your Kenmore refrigerator model 25370413411 is usually caused by a clogged defrost drain that forces defrost water to overflow into the fresh food compartment. Less often, a leaking water filter connection or a warm, leaking door gasket can create excess moisture that collects at the bottom.

Quick checks that fix most pooling problems

• Clear the defrost drain: Look for ice or debris at the drain opening under the evaporator cover; melt ice with warm water and flush the drain.
• Check door sealing: Inspect the gasket for gaps, tears, or areas not contacting the cabinet.
• Confirm the refrigerator is level: A slight tilt back helps doors close and directs water correctly.
• Look for filter-area drips: Check for moisture around the filter and housing after dispensing water.
• Verify freezer drawer gasket seal: A poor seal can increase frost, which increases defrost water volume.

Most common cause: clogged defrost drain

During normal operation, frost melts during defrost and should flow down the drain to the drain pan. When the drain is blocked, water backs up and ends up pooling inside.

What to do

1. Unplug the refrigerator.
2. Remove food from the affected area and soak up standing water.
3. Thaw any ice at the drain area with warm water (not boiling) and flush until it drains freely.
4. Recheck for pooling over the next 24 hours.

Water filter and housing leaks to check

If pooling happens after using the dispenser or ice maker, inspect the filter and connections.

Symptom	Likely source	What we recommend
Water appears soon after dispensing	Filter not fully seated	Reinstall filter and check for drips
Slow drip near filter area	Cracked housing or O-ring issue	Inspect housing; replace if damaged

Relevant parts for this model include the refrigerator water filter 9999 and the refrigerator water filter housing 242009604.

Door gasket issues that create “mystery water”

A leaking gasket lets warm air in, causing condensation and heavier frost. That extra frost becomes extra defrost water, which can overwhelm a partially restricted drain. If the gasket is warped or torn, replacement is the lasting fix.

Why it matters

Pooling water can lead to odors, food spoilage, and ice buildup that reduces cooling performance. Fixing the drain or sealing issue restores normal defrost drainage and helps the refrigerator maintain stable temperatures.

For model-specific leveling and sealing checks, use the 25370413411 installation guide.

Last updated: February 2026