To replace the water filter in a Kenmore 10651793410 refrigerator, follow these steps: 1. Identify the Filter Type: Determine the type of water filter used in your refrigerator. The Kenmore 10651793410 might use a push-in or twist-in filter, so check the user manual or label on the filter compartment for specific instructions. 2. Locate the Filter Compartment: The filter compartment is typically located inside the refrigerator, near the top or upper back wall. It could be behind a cover or panel. 3. Turn Off the Water Supply (if applicable): If your refrigerator has a water dispenser, turn off the water supply before replacing the filter. This helps prevent water leakage during the replacement. 4. Release Pressure (if needed): Some filters can hold residual water pressure. To avoid spills, consider dispensing water from the dispenser to release any built-up pressure. 5. Remove the Old Filter: * If it's a push-in filter: Push the button, lever, or tab located near the filter compartment to release the old filter. Pull the filter straight out. * If it's a twist-in filter: Twist the filter counterclockwise to remove it from the filter housing. 6. Prepare the New Filter: * If it's a push-in filter: Remove the protective cap from the new filter's end. * If it's a twist-in filter: Remove any protective seals or covers from the new filter. 7. Install the New Filter: * If it's a push-in filter: Align the new filter with the housing and push it in until it clicks into place. * If it's a twist-in filter: Insert the new filter into the housing and twist it clockwise until it locks in place. 8. Flush the System (if needed): Some filters require flushing to remove air and carbon fines. Refer to your filter's instructions for specific flushing guidelines. 9. Reset the Filter Indicator (if applicable): If your refrigerator has a filter indicator light, reset it according to the manufacturer's instructions. This helps you keep track of when the next filter replacement is due. 10. Turn On Water Supply (if applicable): If you turned off the water supply, don't forget to turn it back on. 11. Check for Leaks: After installation, check for any water leaks around the filter compartment and water connections. Tighten any fittings if necessary. 12. Run a Test Dispense: Run a few cups of water through the water dispenser to ensure proper water flow and to remove any air from the system. Always consult your refrigerator's user manual for model-specific instructions and guidelines for water filter replacement. If you're unsure or uncomfortable with the process, consider seeking the assistance of a professional technician.