LG & Kenmore Refrigerator Door Bin Parts — Models & Compatibility

If you've got an LG or Kenmore French door refrigerator from the past decade, there's a good chance you need this door bin. The AAP73252202 fits over 20 different models across both brands—particularly the LFX and LMX series that were hugely popular from 2010-2018. This is one of those parts that breaks more often than you'd think, usually from overloading or just normal wear on the plastic mounting clips.

Is This the Right Part for Your Model?

Your model number is inside the fridge, typically on the left wall near the top or on the ceiling. Look for model numbers starting with LFX, LMX, or LFXS for LG units, or 795.xxxxx for Kenmore models. This bin replaces several part numbers including AP5602939, AAP73252201, AAP73252211, and PS3637058—so if you're cross-referencing an old receipt or repair estimate, any of those numbers will work.

About This Replacement Part

The AAP73252202 is a full-width door bin that typically sits in the middle position of your French door refrigerator. It's the bin that usually holds gallon jugs, tall bottles, or awkwardly-shaped condiment containers. The mounting brackets are redesigned slightly from earlier versions to handle more weight without cracking—a common issue with the original bins. You're looking at a direct OEM-quality replacement that installs in about 60 seconds with no tools required. Just line up the clips, push until you hear the snap, and you're done.

Compatible Models

This bin works across LG's premium French door lineup and several Kenmore models that were actually manufactured by LG. The compatibility spans multiple years and configurations, so double-check your exact model number before ordering.

Installation Overview

No tools, no screws, no drama. Remove the old bin by lifting it slightly and pulling the front tabs out of the slots. The new bin slides right into those same mounting points—you'll feel it click when it's seated properly. If it feels loose, you probably haven't pushed it all the way in. The whole job takes less time than unloading your groceries.

Why Door Bins Fail

Most door bin failures happen at the mounting tabs. People tend to overload these bins with heavy items, and the constant opening and closing creates stress fractures in the plastic. Temperature changes don't help either—plastic gets brittle over time, especially in the refrigerator environment. Once a tab cracks, the bin sits crooked and eventually falls off completely. It's not a defect, it's just physics catching up with a hard-working part.

What's Included

You're getting one complete door bin assembly with all mounting hardware integrated into the design. No separate clips or brackets to lose. The bin is pre-assembled and ready to install—just take it out of the box and pop it in.

Price and Availability

At $65.99, you're paying for genuine OEM quality that'll last as long as the original. Aftermarket versions run cheaper but often use thinner plastic that cracks faster. We keep these in stock because they move constantly—LG and Kenmore sold millions of these refrigerators, and door bins are high-wear items.