Kenmore 25321711100 freezer Parts

We size Kenmore upright freezer model 25321711100 by its rated storage capacity in cubic feet, but that exact cubic-foot number is not provided in the information available here. Most Kenmore upright freezers in this style commonly fall in the 15 to 17 cubic feet range; use the rating label inside the cabinet for the exact capacity.

Where to find the exact cubic feet on model 25321711100

Check these common locations for the capacity listing:

• The model and serial tag on the inside wall (often near the upper cabinet area)
• The rating label near the door opening or behind the lower kick plate area
• The original EnergyGuide label (if you still have it)
• Product listing paperwork from the original purchase

Quick capacity guide (what the number means)

Cubic feet is the usable interior volume. It helps you compare storage space and plan food organization.

Capacity (cu ft)	Typical use case	What you can expect
12 to 14	Smaller households	Limited bulk storage
15 to 17	Most upright freezers	Good balance of space and footprint
18+	High-volume storage	More shelves/bins, larger footprint

Why it matters

Knowing the exact cubic feet helps you:

• Compare your freezer to current replacement models
• Estimate how much food you can store without blocking air flow
• Choose the right baskets, shelves, and door bins for organization

Related parts that affect usable space

If your freezer feels “smaller” than expected, missing or damaged storage parts can reduce usable space. For example, a torn gasket can cause frost buildup that steals room.

• Consider replacing a worn seal with the freezer door gasket 5304507200
• If the door light stays on, check the light plunger 297243800

Last updated: January 2026

Most Kenmore upright freezers, including model 25321711100, do not have a dedicated “reset” button. When the control seems stuck or the freezer is acting up, the practical reset is a power reset (unplugging briefly) and then confirming the temperature control is set correctly.

How to reset it safely (works for most Kenmore uprights)

• Unplug the freezer (or switch the breaker off) for 5 minutes.
• Plug it back in and listen for the compressor to start within a few minutes.
• Set the temperature control to a normal mid-range setting.
• Keep the door closed and allow 24 hours for temperatures to stabilize.
• If the alarm is sounding, confirm the door is fully shut and sealing.

What to check if “resetting” does not fix it

A reset will not correct a failed part or an airflow problem. Check these common causes first:

• Door not sealing (warm air leaks cause temperature swings and alarms)
• Dirty condenser area (reduces cooling efficiency)
• Frost buildup blocking airflow (defrost system issue)
• Control or sensor problem (erratic temps, no response to settings)
• Door switch issue (light stays on, odd behavior when door closes)

Quick symptom guide

What you notice	What it usually means	Best next step
No cooling at all	Power, control, or sealed system issue	Try power reset; then check for compressor sound
Runs constantly, warm inside	Air leak or dirty condenser	Inspect gasket and clean condenser area
Heavy frost on back wall	Defrost problem	Follow a defrost troubleshooting path
Light stays on with door shut	Door switch not closing	Test/replace door switch

Parts that commonly relate to “reset” complaints on this model

If you find a specific failure, these model-matched parts are often involved:

• Freezer door gasket 5304507200 (fixes warm air leaks and moisture intrusion)
• Light plunger 297243800 (door switch; can affect light and some control behaviors)
• Refrigerator electronic control board 5304491583 (if the control is unresponsive or erratic)

Why it matters

A “reset” only clears a temporary control glitch. If the freezer is warming, frosting up, or alarming repeatedly, the root cause is usually sealing, airflow, defrost, or a control component, and fixing that prevents food loss and compressor overwork.

For control-related diagnostics, use our Kenmore electronic control module freezer error codes reference to match symptoms to likely causes.

Last updated: January 2026

On a Kenmore upright freezer like model 25321711100, the model number is printed on a rating label that’s usually inside the cabinet. Common spots include the upper interior wall or ceiling area, and sometimes behind the lower front kick plate or on the back of the unit.

Most common places to check

• Inside the freezer on a side wall near the top shelf
• Inside the freezer on the ceiling (top liner)
• On the door frame area (around the opening)
• Behind the lower front kick plate or toe grille
• On the back exterior panel

What the label looks like (and what to write down)

The rating label typically includes several identifiers. We recommend copying them exactly:

Label item	What it’s used for
Model number	Matching parts and diagrams to your exact freezer
Serial number	Determining production run and compatible revisions
Electrical ratings	Verifying power requirements for service

Tips so you get the right number

• Use a flashlight; labels can be faint or partially covered by frost.
• Wipe condensation and light frost off the liner before reading.
• Write the model number exactly as shown (numbers only for this Kenmore model).
• If the label is missing inside, check the back panel next.

Why it matters

Kenmore freezers can look similar across multiple model numbers, but parts like the freezer door gasket, temperature control knob, and electronic control board can vary by model. Using the exact model number helps us match the correct parts list and avoid returns.

If you’re already on the parts list for this unit, you can also use the illustrated parts breakdown in the parts catalog 5995350989 to confirm the section you’re working on.

Last updated: January 2026