Kenmore 25367800792 top-mount refrigerator Parts

You typically cannot get the exact cubic feet for Kenmore model 25367800792 from the model number alone. The reliable way is to use the refrigerator’s published capacity (when available) or measure the interior compartment dimensions and calculate cubic feet.

How to estimate cubic feet by measuring (most accurate DIY method)

Use interior measurements (not the outside cabinet). Measure in inches:

• Fresh food compartment: width × height × depth
• Freezer compartment: width × height × depth
• Subtract obvious unusable space (thick insulation humps, large duct covers) for a closer estimate
• Convert each compartment to cubic feet: divide by 1,728 (12 × 12 × 12)
• Add fresh food + freezer totals

Quick formula

• Cubic feet = (W × H × D) ÷ 1,728

What you measure	Use this	Why
Interior width/height/depth	Best estimate	Reflects actual storage space
Exterior cabinet size	Avoid for capacity	Includes insulation and machinery space

Common mistakes (and why the math looks “off”)

Many online examples multiply outside dimensions (like 30-inch depth and 48-inch height). That can produce a number, but it is not the refrigerator’s capacity.

• Outside depth includes doors, handles, and insulation
• Outside height includes the cabinet top and mechanical clearances
• Capacity is based on usable interior volume, not exterior size

Why it matters

Knowing cubic feet helps you compare storage space, choose replacement shelves/bins, and set expectations for cooling performance and airflow. For a top-mount refrigerator like Kenmore 25367800792, interior measurement is the most dependable way to estimate capacity.

Related help

If you are troubleshooting cooling or display issues while checking capacity, use our error-code resources as a starting point: Kenmore 111 model top freezer refrigerator error codes.

Last updated: January 2026

A top-mount refrigerator is a classic fridge layout where the freezer compartment is on top and the fresh-food (refrigerator) compartment is below. For Kenmore model 25367800792, this design typically offers straightforward temperature control, easy freezer access, and efficient use of kitchen space.

How a top-mount layout is organized

In most top-mount refrigerators like the Kenmore 25367800792, you will see:

• Freezer on top for frozen foods and (on many models) the ice maker
• Refrigerator section below for fresh foods, produce drawers, and door bins
• Airflow vents that move cold air from the freezer into the refrigerator section
• Separate temperature controls (or a shared control) that balance freezer and fresh-food temps

Top-mount vs. other refrigerator styles

Here is a quick comparison to help you choose the right configuration.

Style	Freezer location	Typical strengths	Typical tradeoffs
Top-mount (top freezer)	Top	Simple design, good value, easy freezer access	Fresh-food shelves sit lower than on some styles
Bottom freezer	Bottom	Fresh food at eye level	Freezer access requires bending
French door	Bottom drawer	Wide fresh-food space, flexible storage	More complex features, often higher cost

Why it matters for troubleshooting and maintenance

Knowing you have a top-mount design helps narrow down common issues and where to look first.

• If the refrigerator is warm but the freezer is cold, airflow from the freezer to the fridge is often the first thing we check.
• If you see frost buildup in the freezer, defrost airflow problems can affect both compartments.
• If you notice odors, storage layout and airflow patterns can make smells travel between sections.

For practical DIY tips that apply to many Kenmore refrigerators, use how to get rid of refrigerator smells.

Last updated: January 2026

In a Kenmore top-mount refrigerator model 25367800792, the upper section is typically called the freezer compartment (or simply the freezer). It is the coldest area and is designed to keep foods frozen and help support ice-making if your refrigerator has an ice maker.

Common names you may hear

• Freezer compartment: The standard name for the upper section on a top-mount refrigerator
• Freezer section: Another common term used in service and DIY guides
• Freezer liner: The interior “box” or walls inside the freezer
• Freezer door: The upper door that seals the freezer compartment
• Evaporator area: The cooling system area that helps chill the freezer and refrigerator

What the upper compartment does (and what’s inside)

The freezer compartment is more than just shelves. It usually includes:

• The evaporator coil (creates cold air)
• The evaporator fan (moves cold air through the freezer and into the fresh-food section)
• Air vents/diffuser (controls airflow between compartments)
• Door gasket (keeps warm air out to prevent frost and temperature swings)
• Optional ice maker and fill tube (if equipped)

Quick terminology guide

If you mean this…	It’s usually called…	Where it is
The whole upper area	Freezer compartment	Top of the refrigerator
The upper door seal	Freezer door gasket	Around the freezer door
The fan noise in the top	Evaporator fan	Behind the rear freezer panel
Frost buildup in the top	Freezer/evaporator area	Inside the freezer

Why it matters

Using the right term helps you troubleshoot faster and order the correct refrigerator parts. For example, “freezer compartment not cold” points us toward airflow, frost buildup, or the evaporator fan, while “freezer door not sealing” points us toward the gasket and door alignment.

For step-by-step help if cooling or airflow seems off, use how to fix your evaporator cooling fan.

Last updated: January 2026