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Model # 867814812 Official Kenmore evaporator coil
Here are the diagrams and repair parts for Official Kenmore 867814812 evaporator coil, as well as links to manuals and error code tables, if available.
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867814812 Evaporator Coil
#13A
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Tubing
Part #1052120
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#3B
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Evaporator coil
Part #1052543
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#16
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Baffle
Part #1051747
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#1
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Plate coil
Part #1051745
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#14
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Plate extend
Part #711317
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#13B
Evaporator coil diagram
Tubing
Part #1052119
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#15B
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Tube cap
Part #700078
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#36 drill, .1065 f/f/867.762701 867.762721 867.762731
Part #N/P
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#8
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Nut
Part #87540
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#7B
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Elbow header
Part #1052158
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