I've just got a used refrigerator. Sears, made by Kenmore. Came missing the
refrig door handle, and the three brackets for the shelves.

My parts house wants $29 for the handle, and about $28 each for the shelf
brackets. I can probably build something, but prefer to keep it closer to
original.

I've tried one wrecking yard, and one appliance place (reccomended by my
wholesale house counter man). No joy. Ebay has the parts, for about the same
price.

Any other ideas? I'deally, I'd like to keep the unit as original as
possible, but I'm rapidly running out of choices.

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On Dec 27, 7:30*pm, "Stormin Mormon"
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I've just got a used refrigerator. Sears, made by Kenmore. Came missing the
refrig door handle, and the three brackets for the shelves.

My parts house wants $29 for the handle, and about $28 each for the shelf
brackets. I can probably build something, but prefer to keep it closer to
original.

I've tried one wrecking yard, and one appliance place (reccomended by my
wholesale house counter man). No joy. Ebay has the parts, for about the same
price.

Any other ideas? I'deally, I'd like to keep the unit as original as
possible, but I'm rapidly running out of choices.

--

Christopher A. Young
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For what they want for the parts, you might be able to buy a scrap
refrigerator from a resale place.

"would you like french fries, and a free refrigerator with that handle?"

Sad, but very possible.

Christopher A. Young
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"hr(bob) " wrote in message
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For what they want for the parts, you might be able to buy a scrap
refrigerator from a resale place.

"Stormin Mormon" wrote in message
.. .
I've just got a used refrigerator. Sears, made by Kenmore. Came missing
the
refrig door handle, and the three brackets for the shelves.

My parts house wants $29 for the handle, and about $28 each for the shelf
brackets. I can probably build something, but prefer to keep it closer to
original.

I've tried one wrecking yard, and one appliance place (reccomended by my
wholesale house counter man). No joy. Ebay has the parts, for about the
same
price.

Any other ideas? I'deally, I'd like to keep the unit as original as
possible, but I'm rapidly running out of choices.


Look for an appliance recycler near you
Sort of like a car part recycler
But I doubt that you will be saving that much when you factor in your time
and effort.

I'm not sure I've heard of such a thing. But, I'll make a few phone calls,
and look in the phone book. See what comes to light.

Christopher A. Young
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"Attila.Iskander" wrote in message
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Look for an appliance recycler near you
Sort of like a car part recycler
But I doubt that you will be saving that much when you factor in your time
and effort.

Mine's a frezer on top, so the parts probably won't interchange. Sounds like
almost an offer, which is very kind of you.

Christopher A. Young
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What do the brackets look like. I have all of the parts from a WP side
by side. I also have a WP handle, the D shaped one about 18" long.