Kenmore 10655382400 refrigerator Parts

For Kenmore refrigerator model 10655382400, the warranty is 1 year full coverage on the refrigerator and 5 years full coverage on the sealed refrigeration system (refrigeration components, connecting tubing, and compressor) from the purchase date, when operated and maintained as instructed in the 10655382400 owner's manual.

• 1-year full warranty: defects in materials or workmanship on the refrigerator
• 5-year full warranty: sealed refrigeration system (refrigeration components, connecting tubing, compressor)
• Coverage applies to private household food storage use
• Warranty service is provided through Sears service

The manual calls out that original and replacement Kenmore filtered ice and water filter cartridges are not covered under the 1-year or 5-year terms. Instead, those cartridges have a 30-day parts-only warranty.

If you are replacing the filter on this model, match it to the correct filter type for the housing and cap; the most common replacement listed for this model is the genuine Kenmore refrigerator water filter EDR3RXD1.

Knowing whether an issue is part of the sealed system (cooling components) versus a non-sealed component (like an ice maker, dispenser, or door gasket) helps you set expectations for coverage and decide whether you should troubleshoot, replace a part, or schedule service.

Last updated: February 2026

On Kenmore side-by-side refrigerator model 10655382400, the model number is printed on the model and serial number label located on the inside wall of the fresh food (refrigerator) compartment. Check the label for both the model and serial number before ordering parts or scheduling service.

• Open the refrigerator (fresh food) door, not the freezer door
• Look along the inside side walls near the front edge
• Check near the crisper area if you do not see it at eye level
• Use a flashlight; the label can be easy to miss in low light
• Write down the full model number exactly as shown (for example, 10655382400)

The label typically includes both identifiers you may need for parts lookup.

We use the model number to match the correct Kenmore parts list for your exact refrigerator configuration (ice maker, water filter setup, door style, and internal shelving). Using the wrong model number can lead to ordering a part that does not fit.

If you are ordering maintenance items, confirm the part by model first. For example, this model commonly uses a base grille water filter such as the genuine Kenmore refrigerator water filter EDR3RXD1. For additional model-specific details and diagrams, use the 10655382400 owner's manual.

Last updated: February 2026

To determine the age of your Kenmore appliance (including Kenmore refrigerator model 10655382400), we use the serial number from the model and serial tag; the serial format varies by the original manufacturer behind the Kenmore badge, and the serial typically encodes the production date.

Check these common locations first:

• Inside the fresh food compartment on a side wall or ceiling
• On the door frame when you open the refrigerator door
• Behind the toe grille (kick plate) near the floor
• On the back exterior panel
• In the documentation packet if you still have it (compare to the tag)

For diagrams and model-specific references, use the 10655382400 owner's manual.

Because Kenmore appliances are built by different manufacturers, we identify the maker from the model prefix and then decode the serial accordingly.

• Model prefix “106” is commonly associated with Whirlpool-built Kenmore refrigerators
• Many Whirlpool-style serials include a year code and a week code (or similar date sequence)
• Once we have the full serial, we can translate it into an approximate manufacture date

• Write down the entire serial number exactly as shown
• Note the first 3 digits of the model (for this unit: 106)
• Look for letters that may represent a year and numbers that may represent a week
• Confirm the result by comparing it to the appliance’s purchase timeframe

The manufacture date is not always the same as the purchase date. Your manual’s warranty coverage is based on date of purchase, not the build date.

Knowing the age helps us match the right replacement parts and troubleshoot more accurately. For example, water and ice symptoms often point to maintenance items like the genuine Kenmore refrigerator water filter EDR3RXD1 or a water supply component such as the refrigerator water inlet valve W10408179.

Last updated: February 2026

On Kenmore refrigerator model 10655382400, a bad compressor usually shows up as poor or no cooling even though the unit has power, often paired with unusual compressor behavior (repeated clicking, running constantly, or not running at all). Because some compressor and refrigerant noises are normal, we confirm the diagnosis by checking temperatures and the start components before condemning the compressor.

• Verify the refrigerator and freezer temperatures are actually rising (use a thermometer if possible).
• Listen for normal operating sounds; a high-pitched or pulsating sound can be normal as the compressor and fans adjust.
• Check for repeated clicking every few minutes (often a start device or overload issue).
• Make sure the condenser fan is running when the compressor is running.
• Confirm the evaporator fan is moving air in the freezer compartment.
• Clean heavy dust from the condenser area (restricted airflow can mimic compressor trouble).

Your 10655382400 can make new sounds compared to older refrigerators; some are expected during efficient operation.

A “dead” refrigerator is frequently a start or airflow issue, not the sealed system.

• Start device/overload (common cause of clicking and no start)
• Condenser fan (overheating and poor cooling)
• Evaporator fan (freezer cold spots, refrigerator warm)
• Defrost problem (ice buildup restricting airflow)

If testing confirms the compressor itself has failed, the replacement compressor for this model is refrigerator compressor W10309990.

Replacing a compressor is a major repair. Ruling out airflow, defrost, and start-component problems first prevents unnecessary cost and gets cooling restored faster.

Use the 10655382400 owner's manual for normal sound descriptions, operating expectations, and care steps that affect cooling performance.

Last updated: February 2026

The most common issues we see on Kenmore refrigerators like model 10655382400 are cooling problems, ice maker and water dispenser troubles, leaks or moisture buildup, door sealing issues, and normal-to-loud operating noises. Many are fixed by restoring airflow, cleaning and leveling, and addressing water supply or defrost-related parts.

• Not cooling or warm temperatures: blocked air vents, frequent door openings, controls set incorrectly, or a defrost-related issue.
• Ice maker not making ice: new install startup time, water quality issues, or water supply problems.
• Water dispenser slow or not working: restricted filter, low water pressure, or a valve issue.
• Moisture buildup inside: blocked vents, high room humidity, or doors opened often.
• Doors hard to open or not sealing: dirty or sticky gaskets, cabinet not level.
• Noises: many sounds are normal; persistent loud noises can point to a fan or airflow problem.

• Confirm the unit has power and the controls are not set to OFF; for digital controls, turn OFF then ON to reset (per the troubleshooting guidance in the 10655382400 owner's manual).
• Keep items clear of interior air vents; blocked vents cause uneven cooling and moisture.
• Minimize door openings and organize food so you can close doors quickly.
• Level the refrigerator if it wobbles; poor leveling can affect door alignment and sealing.
• For ice makers, allow 24 hours for the first ice and up to 3 days to fill the bin; discard the first three batches (also covered in the 10655382400 owner's manual).

Most “big” refrigerator complaints come down to airflow (vents blocked, doors open often) or water supply/filtration (filter restriction, valve issues). Fixing those early helps protect food temperatures and prevents repeat ice maker and moisture problems.

Last updated: February 2026