Kenmore Tank & Container Parts

Kenmore Tank & Container Parts

Kenmore appliances span decades of production, and tank or container failures — whether a refrigerator ice maker reservoir, washing machine tub assembly, or dishwasher sump — require exact OEM replacements. Kenmore tanks and containers are built by Whirlpool, LG, Frigidaire, or Electrolux depending on the model series, so identifying your specific model number is critical to ordering the correct part.

Tank leaks, cracks, or seal failures often signal that the entire container assembly needs replacement rather than repair. Water damage can spread quickly, so having the genuine OEM tank or container on hand means you can get your appliance running again without delay.

• Refrigerator ice maker tanks: leaking water, frost buildup, or low ice production
• Washing machine tub assemblies: cracks, corrosion, or seal failure causing water leaks
• Dishwasher sump & tub: leaking water, rust spots, or poor drainage
• Water heater tanks: corrosion, sediment buildup, or rupture (sealed system)
• Dehumidifier collection tanks: cracks, float valve failure, or overflow issues

Enter your Kenmore model number to find the exact tank or container assembly your appliance needs. Genuine Kenmore OEM parts help support proper fit, sealing, and longevity — aftermarket containers often leak or fit poorly.

Kenmore Tank & Container Parts — Frequently Asked Questions

Why does my Kenmore refrigerator ice maker tank leak?

Ice maker reservoir leaks are often caused by a cracked fill tube, damaged water valve connection, or failed float valve. The entire ice maker assembly — including the tank — may need replacement. Always verify whether your model uses a removable tank or an integrated module; Kenmore models vary by OEM builder, so your model number determines the correct replacement.

How do I know if my Kenmore washing machine tub needs replacement?

Visible cracks, rust spots, or persistent water leaks during the cycle are signs the tub assembly has failed. Whirlpool-built Kenmore washers (model 110.xxxxx) often develop corrosion on direct-drive tubs after 10+ years. The entire tub assembly — with drum, seals, and bearings — is typically replaced as a unit. Check for water pooling under the machine or around the tub seal as early warning signs.

What's the difference between Kenmore models 110, 253, and 795?

Kenmore model prefixes indicate the OEM builder: 110.xxxxx = Whirlpool-built washers/dryers, 253.xxxxx = Frigidaire-built refrigerators, and 795.xxxxx = LG-built refrigerators. Tank parts, tub assemblies, and containers are completely different across these OEM platforms — using the wrong container will not fit. Always enter your full model number to confirm you're ordering parts for the correct manufacturer.

Can I replace just the container seal, or do I need the whole assembly?

Many Kenmore tank and container assemblies are sealed units where individual seals or gaskets cannot be replaced separately. Water heater tanks, for example, are sealed systems — once a seal fails, the entire tank assembly must be replaced. However, door gaskets on some refrigerators and washer tub seals on others may be available separately. Your model number lookup will show whether parts are sold as a kit or individually, helping you avoid unnecessary spending.

Order Kenmore Brand-Level Tank Container Replacement Online

Keep your Kenmore brand-level running efficiently by replacing a faulty tank container promptly. With same-day shipping on most in-stock items, you'll have your replacement part fast, minimizing downtime. Our model/part number lookup finds the exact OEM part for your unit, and every order is backed by our 365-day return policy and price-match guarantee. If your Kenmore tank container is failing — showing symptoms like reduced performance, unusual noise, or complete non-operation — replacement is typically the fastest fix. Browse our full library of Kenmore repair resources for troubleshooting guides and installation videos.

Use Your Model Number to Find the Right Kenmore Tank & Container Parts

Start with the model number for your Kenmore appliance before choosing a tank or container part. Because this category covers several appliance types, the label location varies: check the fresh-food compartment side wall on a refrigerator, inside the lid or door frame on a washer, or the bottom or rear body of a vacuum. The label may also be behind a drawer or access panel, so use the model tag on the complete unit, not a number printed on the tank itself. Enter that number in the search bar to sort the catalog down to your model's parts. This gives you a reliable fit without sorting through unrelated listings.