401410 Kenmore Refrigerator - Overview
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Cracked left bottom door hinge
Unplug refrigerator Turn off water supply to ice maker. Unscrew plastic top cover. Unplug all of the electronic connectors Ooen both doors and remove the base plate 3 screws Disconnect the 2 water lines. Have a container to catch the water. Instructions on how to disconnect are on a tag locates in in of the water lines Unscrew the 3 bolts holding the top door hinge and the ground wire Remove the door by lifting up . The water hoses will lift out of the broken base hinge. Remove the broken hinge by pulling straight up. It slides out. Slide the new hinge in. Remount the door by inserting the hoses through the hinge hole. 2 people is helpful. Attach the top door hinge, reconnect the water lines, base cover and Reconnect electronics wires and cover. Good to go
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Gregory from ONTARIO, CA
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Difficulty Level:Easy
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Total Repair Time:15 - 30 mins
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Tools:Screw drivers, Socket set
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Freezer door not closing properly, cam broke at bottom of door
Unplug the refrigerator and turn off the water supply
Remove the screws from the freezer top hinge cover and remove it
Disconnect all the plugs and the grounding screw that were present under the cover
Remove the front bottom grill (under the doors) 3 screws
Place the drip pan under the waterline connectors
On the freezer side of the connector push the lock into the connector and pull the hoses straight out of the connector
Remove the bolts from the top freezer hinge and lift it off
Lift the whole freezer door straight up off of the bottom hinge and lay it on a flat surface.
Remove the screws from the hinge piece on the bottom of the door and slide it out.
Line the new hinge piece up and slide it into place and reinsert the screws.
Remove the cam screw from the hinge bottom (still attached to the refrigerator) and remove the can pieces
Place the new cam on the hinge bottom and reinstall the screw. The flat side of the cam goes down.
Lift the freezer door back into place by lining up the bottom hinge pieces
Slide the top hinge back into the freezer top and reinstall the bolts
Reinstall the hoses into the connectors on the refrigerator bottom by pushing them in
Plug all the connectors together on the freezer top and reinstall the grounding screw
Space out the connectors so they will fit under the cover and put the top cover back on.
Plug the refrigerator back in and turn on the water supply.
Test the water and ice maker then check the bottom connectors for leaks
Reinstall the bottom grill and congratulate yourself on a job well done
Remove the screws from the freezer top hinge cover and remove it
Disconnect all the plugs and the grounding screw that were present under the cover
Remove the front bottom grill (under the doors) 3 screws
Place the drip pan under the waterline connectors
On the freezer side of the connector push the lock into the connector and pull the hoses straight out of the connector
Remove the bolts from the top freezer hinge and lift it off
Lift the whole freezer door straight up off of the bottom hinge and lay it on a flat surface.
Remove the screws from the hinge piece on the bottom of the door and slide it out.
Line the new hinge piece up and slide it into place and reinsert the screws.
Remove the cam screw from the hinge bottom (still attached to the refrigerator) and remove the can pieces
Place the new cam on the hinge bottom and reinstall the screw. The flat side of the cam goes down.
Lift the freezer door back into place by lining up the bottom hinge pieces
Slide the top hinge back into the freezer top and reinstall the bolts
Reinstall the hoses into the connectors on the refrigerator bottom by pushing them in
Plug all the connectors together on the freezer top and reinstall the grounding screw
Space out the connectors so they will fit under the cover and put the top cover back on.
Plug the refrigerator back in and turn on the water supply.
Test the water and ice maker then check the bottom connectors for leaks
Reinstall the bottom grill and congratulate yourself on a job well done
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Joseph from LONGWOOD, FL
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Difficulty Level:Easy
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Total Repair Time:30 - 60 mins
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Tools:Screw drivers, Socket set
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Broken door shelves
Opened the box removed the product and opened the refridgerator door and popped shelves in place.
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Clay from Shreveport, LA
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Difficulty Level:Really Easy
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Total Repair Time:Less than 15 mins
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