Ice Bucket Assembly

Bob C for Model Number PSHS6TGXBDSS

Answer Bob, Yes, part number WR17X11447 does go to your unit. 

Brent G. for Model Number WR17X11447

Answer Brent, It is most likey the blade that has worn out. The blade is part #356 that you have indicated. You may also need the auger itself. To replace you would have to disassemble the complete bucket assembly. We would need to model number to determine exactly which bucket design it is. To properly assist you we will need your model number to help you with this. Please post your model number with a new question on the parts page. http://www.appliancepartspros.com/modelnumber_locator.aspx 

Vernon M for Model Number PSW26MSTDSS

Answer Hello Vernon, There is no adjustment to the auger. If the nut on the front is tightened all the way down then nothing else can be adjusted.This nut is under the cover and keeps the blades on . 

Don L. for Model Number AP3204787

Answer Don, The part number you supplied is a complete ice bin assembly. If you want to repair the ice bin and replace the drive cup WR17X11459 you will need to dismantle the bin assembly and replace the parts as needed. Heres some basic help, "1. Remove the upper ice bucket tray. 2. Slide out the ice dispenser assembly.3. Remove the ice cube solenoid linkage Phillips head screw and slide the linkage back. 4. Remove the ice crusher cover Phillips head screws (2) and remove the cover. 5. With a pair of pliers, twist off the backing plate tabs located on either side of the crusher. 6. With 2 small flat-blade screwdrivers, unlock the ice crusher locking tabs located at either side of the ice crusher. 7. Lift the ice crusher out of the bucket. 8. Remove the ice crusher back cover. 9. Remove the locking ring from the ice crusher auger. 10. Remove the plastic nut with a pair of pliers by turning it clockwise. 11. Remove the spacers and blades. The blades are numbered for reassembly." 

Connie for Model Number PSS26NHSA

Answer Hello Connie! Yes, the ice bucket assembly WR17X11447 fits the GE PSS26NHSA* model refrigerators. Thanks! 

Nikki for Model Number gshs5pgxcess

Answer Hello Nikki, You need to check the ice door by shining a flashlight from the front while looking into the inside. If you see light, there is an air leak that allows frost to build up in the chute. The ice dropping through the chute sticks to the frost and causes "an ice cube traffic jam". The only other thing that can cause this is over sized cubes that can be attributed to an ice tray overfill from possible a failing water inlet valve or a set of contacts in the ice maker assembly sticking.