Freezebob for Model Number PDS22MISBWW On our Bottom Freezer GE Refrigerator, we have our icemaker. In the icemaker unit there is what looks like a plastic flap/cover that has 7 tines. I think they just guide the ice as the ice is pushed out of the individual tray holes. Well, I noticed it was askew and one of the tine broke off. Does this mean the unit needs to be replaced (at $130+), or since it doesn't seem to impact the actual ice creation, I can just keep using the current unit?
Answer Freezebob, It would be suggested to replace the icemaker even though this does not seem to affect the ice production. The reason would be that these are guides and the ice could turn and get jammed in the icemaker and cause the icemaker to fail. Read More... Answered by AppliancePartsPros.com | Thursday, September 15, 2016