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Kenmore 79579303901 refrigerator Parts

Here are the diagrams and repair parts for Kenmore 79579303901 refrigerator, as well as links to manuals and error code tables, if available.

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  • Refrigerator Holder for Kenmore 79579303901 - Part 4930JJ2005A

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    Refrigerator Holder

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  • Refrigerator Compressor for Kenmore 79579303901 - Part ACF67062303

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  • Refrigerator Door Assembly for Kenmore 79579303901 - Part ADC71006915

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  • Refrigerator Fan Grille for Kenmore 79579303901 - Part 3531JJ1005H

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  • Refrigerator Door Basket for Kenmore 79579303901 - Part 5004JJ1036A

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  • Refrigerator Holder for Kenmore 79579303901 - Part 4930JJ2004A

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  • Refrigerator Pcb Control for Kenmore 79579303901 - Part 3551JJ1020C

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    Refrigerator Pcb Control

    Part #3551JJ1020C

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  • Refrigerator Injection Tube for Kenmore 79579303901 - Part AJR72929601

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  • Refrigerator Door Hinge for Kenmore 79579303901 - Part 4775JJ2003B

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  • Refrigerator Base Assembly for Kenmore 79579303901 - Part 3103JJ1001U

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    Refrigerator Base Assembly

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Kenmore Refrigerator 79579303901 FAQs

Kenmore refrigerator model 79579303901 is a top-freezer (top-mount) refrigerator in the Kenmore 795.7930_ model family. For exact exterior dimensions (width, depth, height) and capacity for your specific unit, use the model’s 79579303901 owner’s manual.

What “size” usually means (and what to check)

When customers ask for refrigerator size, it typically refers to one or more of these:

  • Overall dimensions: width, depth (with and without handles), height
  • Capacity: total cubic feet (fresh food plus freezer)
  • Clearances: space needed around the cabinet for airflow
  • Door swing space: room to open doors fully and remove bins/shelves
  • Fit through doorways: cabinet width and height for moving/installation

Typical size range for this style

Most Kenmore top-freezer refrigerators in this class fall into these general ranges (useful for planning, but confirm in the manual for your exact configuration):

Measurement Typical range for top-freezer refrigerators
Width 29 to 33 inches
Height 65 to 69 inches
Depth 30 to 34 inches
Capacity 18 to 23 cu. ft.

Installation clearance guidance

For Kenmore 79579303901, the manual calls for at least 2 inches of clearance from adjacent items and surfaces for proper air circulation.

  • Keep 2 inches minimum on the sides and top where applicable
  • Avoid tight enclosures that trap heat near the condenser area
  • Level the refrigerator so doors close properly

Why it matters

Correct dimensions and clearances help prevent poor cooling, door alignment issues, and installation surprises (like not fitting through a doorway or not having enough space behind the unit).

Last updated: January 2026

Top mount and top freezer refrigerators are the same design: the freezer compartment is on top and the fresh-food (refrigerator) compartment is below. For Kenmore model 79579303901, you can treat “top mount” as another name for a “top freezer” refrigerator; the layout, airflow, and door arrangement are the same (see the 79579303901 owner's manual).

What you can expect from a top-mount (top-freezer) layout

  • Freezer items are at eye level, so frozen food is easy to reach.
  • Fresh-food storage is below; you may bend more often for produce and deli drawers.
  • Cooling air typically originates in the freezer and is routed into the refrigerator section through vents.
  • Door swing and leveling affect how well the doors self-close and seal.

Quick comparison

Feature Top mount (top freezer) Bottom freezer
Freezer position Top Bottom
Most-used section for many households Refrigerator (lower) Refrigerator (upper)
Typical benefit Simple layout, easy freezer access Easier access to fresh food
Common service focus Door alignment, airflow vents, defrost drainage Drawer slides, lower freezer sealing

Why the wording matters when shopping parts

For parts and troubleshooting, “top mount” vs “top freezer” usually does not change what you need. What matters is the exact model number (79579303901) and the specific component involved.

If you are diagnosing a cooling or moisture issue on a top-freezer design, start with these checks:

  • Confirm vents are not blocked by food packages.
  • Verify both doors close easily and seal evenly.
  • Set controls to recommended mid-range settings, then allow 24 hours to stabilize.
  • Look for water under crispers or in the freezer that could indicate a drain issue.

Last updated: January 2026

Kenmore model 79579303901 is part of the Kenmore 795 model family; these refrigerators are manufactured for Kenmore by LG (Kenmore is the brand name, and the actual production is done by a partner manufacturer). For model-specific identification details, we recommend checking the 79579303901 owner's manual.

How we identify the manufacturer for Kenmore model 795

Kenmore uses a model-number prefix system that points to the manufacturing partner.

  • 795 model numbers are associated with LG-built Kenmore refrigerators
  • The manual for this unit lists Kenmore branding and model family 795.7901 / 795.7930
  • Replacement parts for this model commonly cross to LG-style part numbering and assemblies

Why this matters when ordering parts or troubleshooting

Knowing the manufacturer helps you match the right style of components and service procedures.

  • Parts like door gaskets, hinges, and control boards often follow the original manufacturer’s design
  • Troubleshooting steps and error-code behavior can vary by manufacturer platform
  • It improves accuracy when selecting compatible items such as a water valve or air damper motor

Quick reference: brand vs. manufacturer

Item What it means for 79579303901
Brand on the door Kenmore
Manufacturer platform LG
Model family clue 795.xxxx
Best source for exact features 79579303901 owner's manual

These examples are common on this model family and can come up during repairs:

Why it matters

When we match parts and repair steps to the LG-built Kenmore 795 platform, you get fewer fitment surprises and faster troubleshooting.

Last updated: January 2026

On the Kenmore 79579303901 top-mount refrigerator, the top compartment is the freezer. It’s designed to keep foods frozen and also supplies cold air that circulates to help cool the fresh food section below (through internal vents).

What the freezer does (and why it affects the refrigerator section)

Because air circulates between the freezer and refrigerator sections, the freezer is more than just a storage area for frozen food. If airflow is restricted, you can see temperature swings and moisture issues.

  • Freezes and stores food at a safe, low temperature
  • Sends cold air through vents to help cool the refrigerator section
  • Helps maintain overall temperature stability when vents stay clear
  • Can contribute to odor transfer between sections if spills are not cleaned

Airflow basics (typical top-mount design)

Area What happens What to avoid
Freezer vents Cold air moves through freezer and toward refrigerator Blocking vents with boxes or bags
Refrigerator top vent Receives some cold air from freezer Packing items tightly against the vent
Doors Closing creates pressure changes Slamming the refrigerator door (can pop freezer door briefly)

If you meant “the top hardware part” (hinge/cover)

Some customers use “top part” to mean the top hinge area. Your manual shows a removable top hinge cover and hinge hardware used for door alignment and door reversal steps.

  • Gently pry off the top hinge cover when aligning doors
  • Loosen top hinge bolts slightly, align the door gap, then retighten
  • If doors do not close easily, adjust the leveling screws to tilt the unit slightly back

If the door is sagging, rubbing, or not closing smoothly, these parts are commonly involved:

Why it matters

Knowing whether you mean the freezer compartment or the top hinge area helps you troubleshoot correctly. Cooling complaints usually point to airflow and temperature control, while door issues point to hinges, stops, and leveling.

For model-specific diagrams and door alignment steps, use the 79579303901 owner's manual.

Last updated: January 2026

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