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Customer Questions and Answers for Auger Motor by Whirlpool

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By: Whirlpool
Part Number: OEM18022053
Manufacturer Part Number: WP2323603

The Auger Motor is an OEM part for Whirlpool refrigerators. This motor powers the auger mechanism in the ice maker, which is responsible for dispensing ice through the door. The auger motor turns the auger blade, pushing ice from the bin through the chute to the dispenser.

Common causes of a bad auger motor include wear and tear from regular use, electrical failures, or damage from ice jams. A malfunctioning auger motor can lead to issues with ice dispensing and may prevent ice from being dispensed altogether.

Symptoms of a bad auger motor include:

  • Ice not dispensing when the lever or button is pressed
  • Unusual noises or grinding sounds during ice dispensing
  • The auger not turning or moving intermittently
  • No ice being pushed through the chute

This OEM part is also compatible with Maytag, KitchenAid, Jenn-Air, Amana, Magic Chef, Admiral, Norge, Roper, and some Kenmore models.

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Shannon for Model Number GSC25C4EYY03

Ice dispenser not working on a Whirlpool side by side refrigerator model GSC25C4EYY03 . The ice maker makes ice and drops it into the bin and my ice chute’s external door opens and closes but it will not dispense (drop) ice out of the chute. I have replaced the auger motor but I don’t hear or see it engage the coupling (ap6006687) I noticed that the plastic around the coupling and ice chute is broken. Will replacement of the chute (ap6880664), drive shaft seal (ap6006175), and seal (ap6018839) fix the problem or are there other things I should be looking at? Thank you

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Shannon, replacing the chute will ensure that it doesn't affect the stability of the auger shaft, however, it would not stop the motor from trying to operate. It would be recommended that the wires to the auger are inspected for corrosion as this can prevent voltage from getting to the motor. The first thing to check would be testing the ice dispenser paddle WPW10370594 for continuity when pressed. If there is not continuity, it would need to be replaced. If there is, the next step would be inspecting the wires at the door hinge for a broken section then testing the main control W11088499. Using a meter at the connection P3 while the dispenser paddle is pressed, there should be 140VDC when testing from the grey wire at pin 8 to the blue wire at pin 7. If there is but the voltage does not reach the auger motor, there is a broken wire between the control and the motor. If there is not voltage but the water dispenser works properly, the failure would likely be in the main control.

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Answered by AppliancePartsPros.com   |   Sunday, October 10, 2021

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