59678539802 Kenmore Refrigerator - Instructions

Took the shelf glass out, pulled drawer out, put lid on put shelf back together. Everything fit and works well.

I ordered the part and it arrived in about 5 days. I removed the two lower crisper drawers and the glass shelf seperating these from the Wide-N-Fresh compartment, to give me room to work. I removed the two screws holding the right side endcap in place. The temperature adjustment mechanism was a bit tricky to remove from the broken endcap and replacing it on the new endcap. Once that was figured out everything fell into place and the lid was snapped into place and worked properly

Receive part in two days. Super fast.
Repair was very easy. Whirlpool designs so even the "average joe" can fix it. Took abour 20 minutes to repair. Even with no directions.

this pantry lid was warped when the fridge was new. tolerated it for a while finally it cracked then worked pretty well for a couple years until the RH hinge pin (part of a support for the pantry door)broke. I had never bought parts from partselect.com before, but I have in the past bought repair parts from other sites. Partselect.com had drawings of the refrigerator parts that although were a little hard to see were adequate to tell what parts I should order. I ordered the parts, they came in after an acceptable wait. The parts were literally perfect, went right in, and everything is working quite nicely. I am happy with Partselect.com and will probbly go to them first in the future. I actually like the refrigerator a little more now than I did when it was new.

Removed the Pantry drawer, glass top and plastic supports.
Removed the Right Hand end cap by removing the three holding screws with a nut driver.
Removed the slid out metal rail from the end cap along with the slide mechanism for temperature control.
Replaced all of the parts in reverse order.

It was very easy to replace the broken piece. My husband did it in about 15 minutes .

Checked if the cube maker still worked by putting some water in - yes!
Jumped the old valve to see if it would release water and nope.
Replaced the valve and everything is great.

You supplied the right part, the repair was simple and everything is working. No expensive repairman.

First my wife removed the food and the drawer from the unit. She then removed the screws and nuts securing the unit. The end cap was then removed and the new end cap placed. The temperature linkage and knob were reconnected and all screws and nuts tightened. Last the drawer was slid bback in and the drawer cover was hooked back to the brackets.

The hook is part of the end cap so I replaced the end cap. The drawers and glass top came out easy. At that point the end cap was removed. It is held in place by 3 screws. Very simple job.

Removed three screws and removed endcap LH and screwed sliding shelf bar two new endcap and reinstalled end cap in ref.

the only thing easier than installing the part was finding it on this website.
10 minutes max start to finish.

Removed the 2 fruit & veggie drawers & deli drawer and glass top. Nut driver to remove the side end cap. Remove and replace the rails onto the replacement part and reattach. Simple.

It had been broken for months and I just kept putting off calling a serviceman. Boy am I glad I found your site. I don't even want to think about what this may have cost. When the kids break something else I'll be ready !!

removed crispersn glass under crispers. took out pantry drawer. removed three hex head screws , and removed pantry door holder.
replaced with ordered part and put everything back together. works great. also gave me a chance to really clean under the crispers.

Ok..way easy and as my kids would say "easy breezy lemon squeezy"! Even a chick can do it with the right tools! Shipping was fast, replacement part inexpensive and life now much less frustrating when all the fridge parts works!! Took out three screws, took off right drawer slide, lifted the glass on top used socket for remaining two screws and voila, reversed the steps and all was done.

First, let me say that it only broke because a teenage house guest that didn't know how to open the lid, yanked on it.

I, the lady of the house, repaired it myself. I took out the wide pantry drawer, the two smaller drawers and 1 glass shelf, unscrewed the glider rail (2 screws), unscrewed the old panel (4 nuts). Put the glider on the new panel, screwed the new panel on, put the shelf and drawers back. No Problem. Thank you.

Removed the shelf below the cover to allow plenty of room to work spread apart the old cover at the pivot point toward the back installed the new one in reverse order