Parts for Frigidaire GRSS2652AD1: Ice Maker Parts

This refrigerator water tube carries water between internal components such as the inlet valve, filter/reservoir, dispenser, or ice maker. Replacing a brittle, kinked, or leaking tube helps restore proper water flow and prevents messy leaks. What it does:

• Routes water within the refrigerator's water and ice system
• Helps deliver water to the dispenser and/or ice maker
• Common symptoms of a bad tube: leaks, poor dispenser flow, no ice production, visible cracks/kinks, or dripping at connections
• Restores dependable water delivery when tubing is damaged

• 1 water tube

• Unplug the refrigerator and shut off the water supply before servicing
• Note the tube's routing and connection points; take photos for reference
• Cut tubing ends squarely if trimming and fully seat into existing fittings
• Turn water back on and check all connections for leaks; flush the system to clear air

The Ice Maker Assembly is an OEM part for Frigidaire refrigerators. It is responsible for automatically producing batches of ice through a process of freezing water into cube form. The ice maker works in conjunction with the refrigerator's freezer compartment and water supply line to perform its ice production function. 

Symptoms of a faulty ice maker include:

• Failure to produce ice cubes
• Oddly shaped, sparse, or chunky ice output
• Leaks or water pools in the freezer 
• Strange noises coming from the ice maker area
• Error codes shown regarding ice maker performance

Causes of a bad ice maker assembly can include issues with components like the mold heater, water valve, or agitator that are vital to the freezing process. Improper refrigeration temperatures or clogs preventing water flow can also negatively impact ice production.

This OEM Frigidaire part can also be used on Electrolux, Frigidaire, Gibson, Kelvinator, Westinghouse, and Sears/Kenmore.
 

This grille clip is a small plastic retainer that secures a refrigerator grille or trim piece to the cabinet, keeping the front panels aligned and preventing rattles or gaps for a tidy appearance. What it does:

• Secures the lower/front grille or trim to the appliance cabinet to hold it in place
• Prevents grille movement, rattling, or sagging that can occur with worn clips
• Helps maintain a tight fit between trim and cabinet for a finished look
• Simple replacement part when existing clip is cracked, broken, or missing

• One grille clip

• Typically snaps into place; inspect mating slot and clip orientation before installing
• Replace any damaged adjacent clips for even support and fit
• Work carefully to avoid damaging the grille or surrounding trim

This solenoid assembly is an electromechanical plunger actuator that restores linear motion to a linked mechanism. Replacing a failed solenoid helps return reliable actuation for latches, valves or dispenser-style components and stops intermittent or non-moving operation. What it does

• Converts electrical signals into linear movement to operate a latch, valve or dispenser actuator.
• Typical symptoms: clicking or humming without movement, intermittent operation, or complete loss of actuation.
• Restoring the solenoid can eliminate sticking mechanisms and return consistent operation.

• Disconnect power (and water, if applicable) before starting work to avoid shock or flooding.
• Remove access panels and note wiring locations; reconnect matching connectors securely.
• Handle the plunger and coil carefully; do not force into place or bend mounting tabs.
• Test operation after installation.

This is a factory-style replacement screw used to secure appliance components. It restores proper fastening where the original screw is missing, stripped, or damaged so panels and assemblies stay firmly attached. What it does:

• Fastens panels, brackets, or components to the appliance frame or assemblies
• Replaces missing or damaged mounting hardware that can cause rattles or loose parts
• Provides the correct fit and thread engagement for a secure connection
• Helps maintain appliance alignment and safe operation

• Use the matching screwdriver or bit to avoid stripping the head
• Tighten until snug; do not over-torque to prevent thread or part damage
• Turn off power and remove any access panels before working on electrical components

This hex head screw secures panels, brackets, and small components on appliances, restoring proper fit and stability. It's a direct replacement fastener when an original mounting screw is missing, loose, or damaged. What it does:

• Secures panels, brackets, trim, and internal components to prevent rattling or movement
• Replaces stripped, missing, or damaged mounting screws that cause loose parts or misalignment
• Restores reliable mechanical fastening so doors and panels sit flush and operate correctly
• Works as a general-purpose appliance mounting screw when original fasteners are worn

• Always disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair
• Match the screw to the original location and thread engagement; start by hand to avoid cross-threading
• Use the correct driver or socket for the hex head and tighten until snug—do not overtighten
• If the original hole or threads are damaged, repair or replace the mating hardware before installing the screw

This spring-style hose clamp secures flexible appliance hoses and helps prevent leaks by holding hose ends tightly to fittings. Reliable, low-profile design for use on drain, water, or vent hoses where a strong, consistent grip is needed. What it does:

• Provides a spring-tensioned grip to keep hoses seated on fittings and reduce leaks
• Commonly used on flexible drain or water hoses and small vent lines
• Helps maintain proper connection under normal vibration and thermal cycling
• Replaces worn, stretched, or corroded clamps that no longer hold tension

• One spring hose clamp (exact quantity as sold)

• Use pliers to expand the clamp, slide into position, then release to seat on the fitting
• Inspect hose ends and fittings for wear; replace hose if damaged before installing clamp
• Wear eye protection when compressing the clamp; keep fingers clear of the clamp's edges
• Tighten only as needed—over-compressing can damage the hose

Color: Black/natural. Nylon

This wiring harness connects the appliance's control and power circuits so switches, controls and components receive reliable electrical signals. Replacing a damaged harness restores proper electrical routing and helps prevent intermittent operation or shorts. What it does:

• Transfers power and control signals between the control board, switches and components
• Replaces worn, cracked or damaged wiring that can cause intermittent function or failure
• Addresses symptoms like unresponsive controls, intermittent operation, blown fuses or visible wire damage
• Helps prevent arcing or short circuits from frayed or melted conductors

• Disconnect power before beginning work to avoid shock or damage
• Inspect connectors and routing; secure harness away from heat or moving parts
• Replace only if the part matches the original; compare connector count and routing

A replacement water tube that routes water from the household supply to the refrigerator's dispenser and/or ice maker, restoring reliable water flow and preventing leaks when the original line is damaged. What it does:

• Carries potable water between the inlet valve, dispenser, and ice maker.
• Replaces cracked, split, or clogged tubing that can cause leaks or reduced water flow.
• Helps stop intermittent or continuous dripping from inside the cabinet when the tube is compromised.
• Supports proper ice production and steady dispenser flow when intact.

• One water tube

• Disconnect power and shut off the water supply before beginning work.
• Access may require removing interior panels or the back cover; handle plastic fittings and clips gently to avoid breakage.
• Inspect related fittings, grommets and clamps for wear; replace if damaged to prevent future leaks.

This water inlet tube routes potable water from the refrigerator's inlet/valve to the dispenser and ice-making components, helping restore normal water delivery and prevent leaks when damaged. What it does

• Channels water from the inlet valve to the dispenser/ice maker assembly.
• Replaces cracked, kinked, or clogged tubing that can cause leaks or reduced flow.
• Helps stop visible dripping, puddling, or intermittent water flow at the dispenser.
• Works as a direct-fit plumbing replacement when the original tube is damaged.

• One water inlet tube

• Turn off refrigerator power and shut off the water supply before starting.
• Inspect fittings and seals; replace any damaged ferrules or gaskets for a watertight connection.
• Use basic hand tools; avoid sharp bends or kinks when routing the tube.
• After installation, restore water and power, then check all connections for leaks.

This refrigerator clip is a small retainer that secures a component in place so it stays properly seated during use. Replacing a worn or missing clip restores a snug fit and helps eliminate looseness, rattling, or misalignment.

• Holds a part, panel, tube, or wire securely in its mounting point
• Maintains alignment to prevent shifting or vibration
• Helps preserve proper fit and airflow when components are correctly seated
• Symptoms can include loose or sagging pieces, rattling noises, or parts that won't stay attached

• Unplug the refrigerator; if working near water lines, shut off the water supply
• Note the clip's orientation before removal; take a photo for reference
• Use needle-nose pliers to release/install; avoid over-flexing the clip
• After installation, tug-test gently to confirm a secure fit before reassembling

This is a 93.5" brown refrigerator water tube that carries water from the valve to the dispenser/ice area, restoring a sealed water path for dispensing and ice production. It replaces a damaged, cracked, or leaking tube. What it does:

• Channels water from the refrigerator water valve to the dispenser/ice maker area.
• Prevents leaks and water spraying caused by cracked or pinched tubing.
• Restores normal water flow when existing tubing is clogged, split, or deteriorated.
• Helps stop intermittent dispenser flow and reduces chance of water damage.

• Recommended for technicians or experienced DIYers; inspect fittings and routing before installation.
• Turn off water supply and unplug the appliance before replacing the tube.
• Use proper connectors and secure clamps to avoid leaks; avoid kinks or tight bends in the tube.

This water connector links sections of the refrigerator's water supply tubing, maintaining a sealed path to the dispenser and ice maker. Replace a cracked or leaking connector to stop drips and restore reliable water flow and ice production.

• Connects sections of internal water tubing between components (inlet valve, filter, door, ice maker)
• Helps maintain a sealed route for proper dispenser and ice maker operation
• Common symptoms: water leaking behind/under the refrigerator, weak/no dispenser flow, ice maker not filling, visible damage at the fitting
• Direct-fit component built to OEM specifications for the intended application

• Unplug the refrigerator and shut off the household water supply before servicing
• Dispense water to relieve line pressure; place a towel to catch residual water
• Cut tubing ends square and fully insert into the connector until seated; tug gently to confirm engagement
• Restore water, check carefully for leaks, and recheck after the first dispense cycle

This refrigerator water tube carries fresh water between the valve, reservoir, dispenser, and/or ice maker. Replacing a cracked or kinked tube restores proper water flow and helps stop leaks inside or behind the refrigerator.

• Directs pressurized water between components in the refrigerator's water system
• Common failure signs: leaks, visible cracking, kinks, or pinhole sprays
• May cause no or slow dispenser flow, or an ice maker that doesn't fill
• Restores correct routing after tubing becomes brittle or damaged with age

• Unplug the refrigerator and shut off the household water supply before servicing
• Place a towel under connections and dispense water to relieve line pressure
• Depress quick-connect collars or loosen clamps to remove the old tube; route the new tube exactly like the original
• Fully seat tubing in fittings, perform a gentle tug test, restore water, check for leaks, and flush several cups to clear air