Kenmore 25370413414 refrigerator Parts

Yes. On Kenmore model 25370413414, you can adjust the cabinet height by raising or lowering the adjustable front rollers (and then setting the anti-tip leg) so the refrigerator sits solidly on the floor and the doors seal and close properly. See the leveling steps in the 25370413414 installation guide.

How to adjust height and level the cabinet

We recommend this quick process (it matches the model’s installation instructions):

• Slightly open the freezer drawer.
• Lift off the toe grille to access the roller adjustment screws.
• Use a 3/8-in socket wrench to turn the adjustment screws (one per side).
• Turn clockwise to raise the front; turn counterclockwise to lower it.
• After leveling, lower the anti-tip leg until it contacts the floor.
• Reinstall the toe grille.

Target leveling specs for this model

Use these targets to confirm you are done:

What to check	What “correct” looks like
Cabinet support	All four corners rest firmly on the floor
Front-to-back tilt	About 1/4 in (6 mm) tilt from front to back
Door alignment	Doors are level with each other and seals touch on all sides

Why it matters

Proper height and leveling helps prevent warm air leaks at the door gasket, reduces vibration/noise, and helps the doors self-close and seal. It can also help avoid ice buildup and temperature swings caused by poor sealing.

If the refrigerator still rocks or doors do not line up

• Recheck that the floor is solid and level where the rollers sit.
• Confirm the toe grille is not interfering with the cabinet.
• If a door still sits low after roller adjustment, follow the door-adjustment steps in the 25370413414 use & care manual.

Last updated: January 2026

On the Kenmore 25370413414 bottom-mount refrigerator, a “bad compressor” usually shows up as poor cooling with the unit running almost constantly, unusual compressor-area noises, or repeated clicking as it tries to start. Before condemning the compressor, we verify airflow, temperatures, and the start/inverter controls.

Quick checks we do first (before blaming the compressor)

• Confirm the refrigerator is getting steady power from a dedicated outlet (avoid GFCI circuits and extension cords).
• Make sure the temperature settings are correct and allow 24 hours after changes.
• Listen for the condenser fan and evaporator fan running; a fan failure can mimic compressor trouble.
• Check for heavy frost on the evaporator cover (defrost problem can cause warm temps).
• Clean dust from condenser coils and the condenser fan area.

For model-specific operating basics and normal sound descriptions, use the 25370413414 use & care manual.

Signs that point more strongly to a compressor problem

• Warm refrigerator and freezer even though fans run and coils are clean.
• Compressor is very hot and you hear a repeated click every few minutes (start attempt then overload).
• Compressor runs but cooling is weak and never reaches safe temps.
• Breaker trips when the compressor tries to start (less common, but possible).

Compressor vs. “not cooling” look-alikes

Symptom	More likely cause	What to check next
Freezer cold, fridge warm	Airflow/damper issue	Inspect the refrigerator air damper 5303918899 for sticking or blockage
Clicking, no start	Start/inverter issue or compressor	Inspect the refrigerator electronic inverter board 5304512686 and wiring
Warm temps, fans noisy	Fan problem	Check evaporator fan blade and motor operation

Why it matters

A compressor replacement is one of the most expensive sealed-system repairs. Ruling out airflow problems (damper, fans), control issues (inverter), and maintenance items first helps avoid replacing the wrong part and gets your Kenmore 25370413414 cooling again faster.

Last updated: January 2026

On Kenmore refrigerator model 25370413414, you’ll find the model and serial number on the serial plate inside the fresh food (refrigerator) compartment. We recommend writing it down exactly as shown so you can match parts and manuals correctly. See the 25370413414 use & care manual for the “Record Model/Serial Numbers” section.

Where to look on model 25370413414

Check these common label locations on this style of Kenmore bottom-mount refrigerator:

• Inside the refrigerator compartment on an interior side wall
• On the ceiling area inside the fresh food compartment (near the controls on some units)
• Near the crisper drawer area (sometimes behind or beside the lower drawers)
• Along the door frame when the refrigerator door is open

What the label looks like and what to copy

The serial plate typically lists multiple identifiers. Copy these exactly:

• Model number (example format: 253.7041xxxx)
• Serial number
• Electrical ratings (helpful for service)
• Manufacturing codes (if shown)

Quick reference table

What you need	Why it matters	Where it’s used
Model number	Ensures correct part fit	Parts lookup, diagrams, manuals
Serial number	Helps identify production variation	Service and compatibility checks
Purchase date	Useful for maintenance history	Records and service calls

Why it matters

Kenmore model numbers can look similar across different refrigerator series. Using the exact model number from the serial plate helps us match the correct door gasket, water inlet valve, shelves, and other refrigerator parts for your specific build.

Last updated: January 2026

For Kenmore model 25370413414, replacement parts are made by the original equipment manufacturer (OEM) that built this refrigerator for Kenmore. In practice, that means you may see parts labeled from another major manufacturer, and the correct match is determined by the model and part number, not the Kenmore badge.

How to confirm the correct manufacturer for your part

The most reliable way is to match the part number and description to your exact model’s parts list and diagrams.

• Use the model number 25370413414 when searching parts
• Match the part number exactly (letters and numbers)
• Compare the part name and where it installs (door, freezer, back panel, etc.)
• Cross-check the diagram location if you are unsure
• Follow any installation notes in the 25370413414 use & care manual

Examples of OEM-labeled parts you may see for this model

Some compatible parts for this Kenmore refrigerator are listed under other manufacturer names, which is normal for Kenmore-built-by-OEM products.

Example part listing	What it does	Where it fits
Frigidaire refrigerator water inlet valve assembly 242252702	Controls water flow to the ice maker and dispenser	Rear of refrigerator, connected to water line
Refrigerator door air filter (EAFCBF)	Helps reduce odors in the fresh food compartment	Inside refrigerator compartment

Why it matters

Kenmore is a brand label used across appliances built by different OEMs. Using the exact model number and part number helps ensure proper fit, correct electrical connectors, and correct mounting points.

Last updated: January 2026

Ice on the freezer floor of your Kenmore 25370413414 usually happens when defrost water cannot drain away, so it pools, refreezes, and slowly builds into a sheet of ice. The most common cause is a clogged or frozen defrost drain.

What to check first (quick, safe steps)

• Move food to a cooler, then remove the freezer basket(s) so you can see the freezer floor.
• Look for a solid ice slab on the bottom or ice around the rear floor area (typical drain location).
• Check for a slow drip or a refreezing puddle after the unit runs through a defrost cycle.
• Verify the freezer door closes fully and seals all the way around.
• If you recently had a power outage or the door was left ajar, meltwater can refreeze and start the problem.

How we fix the most common cause: a blocked defrost drain

A blocked drain is usually cleared by melting the ice and flushing the drain path so water can reach the drain pan underneath.

• Unplug the refrigerator.
• Melt the ice on the freezer floor (warm towels or a gentle stream of warm water).
• Flush the drain opening with warm water until it flows freely.
• Dry the freezer floor and restart cooling.

For model-specific access steps and safety notes, follow the freezer care and cleaning guidance in the 25370413414 use & care manual.

When it is not the drain: other likely causes

Symptom you see	Likely cause	What to do next
Frost and ice buildup plus poor sealing	Door not sealing	Inspect and replace the gasket if torn or warped: refrigerator door gasket 5304537408
Repeated refreezing soon after clearing	Drain refreezes (air leak or insulation issue near drain)	Recheck door seal and make sure the freezer drawer closes tightly
Water appears after using ice maker/dispenser	Water supply leak	Inspect tubing and connections; check the valve area

Why it matters

When water cannot drain during defrost, it refreezes on the freezer floor, reduces usable space, and can lead to drawer closing issues and temperature swings. Clearing the drain and fixing air leaks stops the cycle.

Last updated: January 2026