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  • Whirlpool Refrigerator Door Bin (white) for Kenmore 10667292790 - Part WP2204813

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    Refrigerator Cantilever Shelf

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  • Refrigerator Water Tube Fitting for Kenmore 10667292790 - Part WP627018

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  • Appliance Touch-up Paint, 0.6-oz (black) for Kenmore 10667292790 - Part 72032

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  • Refrigerator Ice Container for Kenmore 10667292790 - Part 2254352A

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    Refrigerator Ice Bucket

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  • Refrigerator Ice Maker Cube Ejector for Kenmore 10667292790 - Part WP627843

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  • Refrigerator Ice Maker Shut-off Arm for Kenmore 10667292790 - Part WP627792

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    Refrigerator Ice Maker Shut-off Arm

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  • Refrigerator Air Damper for Kenmore 10667292790 - Part WP2189452

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  • Refrigerator Egg Bin for Kenmore 10667292790 - Part W10136387A

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    Refrigerator Egg Container

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  • Refrigerator Door Insulation, 2-piece for Kenmore 10667292790 - Part 876370

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Kenmore Refrigerator 10667292790 FAQs

For Kenmore top-mount refrigerator model 10667292790, we recommend 1/2 inch of clearance at the top (and 1/2 inch on each side) for proper ventilation; if the refrigerator sits next to a fixed wall, plan for 2 inches on the hinge side so the door can swing fully. See the owner's manual.

Recommended clearances (what to plan for)

Use these as your starting point when measuring a cabinet opening or alcove:

  • Top: 1/2 inch (above the cabinet, not the hinge)
  • Sides: 1/2 inch each side
  • Next to a fixed wall: 2 inches minimum on the wall side (as needed for door swing)
  • Back: leave extra room if you have an ice maker water line connection
Quick reference table
Location around refrigerator Minimum space to leave Purpose
Top 1/2 in. Ventilation and heat release
Each side 1/2 in. Air circulation
Side next to fixed wall 2 in. (minimum) Door swing clearance
Back (with ice maker) Extra space Room for water line connections
Why it matters

Proper clearance helps the refrigerator shed heat efficiently. When airflow is restricted, you can see warmer temperatures, longer run times, and more wear on cooling components like the condenser fan motor and compressor.

Tips for a smoother install
  • Measure the opening at the front and back; walls and cabinets are often not perfectly square.
  • Keep the refrigerator away from heat sources (ovens, radiators) and avoid locations below 55°F.
  • If doors do not close easily after installation, level the unit so it tilts slightly to the rear (the leveling screw method is outlined in the manual).

Last updated: January 2026

For Kenmore model 10667292790, the model number by itself does not reliably tell the exact cubic-foot capacity. The most accurate way is to check the capacity listed on the model’s rating label or in the specifications section of the owner's manual.

The fastest ways to find cubic feet

Use these options in order; they are the most dependable for this Kenmore top-mount refrigerator.

  • Check the rating label inside the fresh food compartment (usually on a side wall). Capacity is often listed as “cu. ft.” or “total capacity.”
  • Look in the specifications section of the manual for “total capacity” and sometimes separate “refrigerator” and “freezer” capacities.
  • Search by the full model number including the 3-digit prefix (Kenmore 106 is a Whirlpool-built platform; the full number helps match the correct spec sheet).
  • Compare physical size to typical capacities (helpful when the label is missing).
Typical capacity ranges (helpful for a quick estimate)

Most Kenmore 106 top-mount refrigerators fall into common size bands. Use this as a practical estimate until you confirm the exact spec.

Refrigerator type Typical total capacity Common exterior width
Compact top-mount 14 to 18 cu. ft. 28 to 30 in.
Full-size top-mount 18 to 22 cu. ft. 29 to 33 in.
Large top-mount 22 to 24 cu. ft. 33 in.
If the label is missing: a simple measurement method

This method gives a rough estimate and is useful when you cannot read the rating label.

  • Measure interior width, depth, and height of the refrigerator compartment (in inches).
  • Multiply to get cubic inches.
  • Divide by 1,728 to convert to cubic feet.
  • Repeat for the freezer compartment and add them together.
  • Expect the result to be an estimate because shelves, ducts, and liners reduce usable space.
Why it matters

Knowing cubic feet helps us match the right replacement parts and accessories (like shelves, bins, and ice maker components) and helps you compare performance expectations for cooling and storage.

Last updated: January 2026

In most top-mount refrigerators like Kenmore model 10667292790, the upper compartment is the freezer (also called the freezer section). It sits above the fresh food compartment and supplies cold air that circulates down into the refrigerator section.

What you will see in the upper (freezer) section

Common names for parts and areas in the top compartment include:

  • Freezer section (upper compartment)
  • Freezer shelf (often adjustable)
  • Pull-out freezer floor (on some models)
  • Freezer vents (airflow openings)
  • Ice maker area (if equipped)

For the exact feature names used for your Kenmore 10667292790, check the owner's manual.

Why the “upper part” matters for cooling

On this style of refrigerator, cold air typically enters the freezer and then moves into the fresh food section through vents. If packages block vents, you can get warm temperatures, frost, or moisture issues.

Quick airflow checklist
  • Keep food packages away from freezer vents and the top vent into the refrigerator section
  • Avoid overpacking the freezer; leave space around shelves and the back wall
  • Make sure the freezer door closes fully and seals evenly
  • Set temperatures and wait 24 hours after changes for stabilization
Common terms (quick reference)
What you call it Common appliance term Where it is
Upper part Freezer section Top compartment
Lower part Refrigerator section (fresh food) Bottom compartment
Air openings Vents / air return Between sections
Ice making area Ice maker assembly Freezer (if installed)
Related part that lives in the upper section (if equipped)

If your model has an ice maker in the freezer and it is not producing ice, the assembly is a common service item: ice maker assembly - refrigerator ice maker by whirlpool 4317943.

Why it matters

Using the right term (freezer section vs. refrigerator section) helps us match the correct Kenmore parts, troubleshoot airflow problems faster, and avoid ordering the wrong shelf, bin, or ice maker component.

Last updated: January 2026

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