Parts for Maytag MFI2269FRB05: Icemaker And Ice Container Parts

This ice bin assembly stores the cubes your icemaker produces and makes them easy to access or dispense. Replacing a cracked or worn bin prevents spills and jams and keeps your refrigerator's ice service working smoothly.

• Collects and holds ice produced by the icemaker
• Slides in and out for convenient ice access
• Helps prevent stray cubes and spills inside the freezer
• Common symptoms of failure: cracked or broken bin, ice spilling, difficulty dispensing or removing ice

• Disconnect power before servicing for safety
• Empty and remove the old bin per your model's procedure
• Seat the new bin fully on its rails or locator tabs
• Restore power, make a small batch of ice, and check operation

This replacement divider restores separation and organization inside the refrigerator so food stays grouped and doesn't shift during normal use. It fits into the interior shelf/drawer area to help keep items tidy and accessible. What it does:

• Separates storage space to keep foods organized and prevent shifting
• Helps maintain clear zones for different items
• Replaces cracked, broken or missing dividers that allow items to fall or mix
• Matches OEM fit to sit securely in the shelf or drawer track

• One replacement divider

• Remove food and sliding drawers or shelves before installing to avoid spills
• Align divider tabs with the shelf/drawer tracks and press into place until it seats securely
• Use gloves to protect hands from sharp shelf edges

The Auger Motor is an OEM part for Frigidaire refrigerators. This motor powers the auger in the refrigerator's ice maker unit. The auger rotates during ice-making, ejecting ice from the mold and depositing cubes into the storage bin.  

Causes of a bad auger motor can include wear and tear over time from continuous use, or damage from unbalanced ice molds or debris buildup.

Symptoms of a bad auger motor include:

• Ice maker not producing ice or producing ice inconsistently  
• Ice cubes jammed or frozen together in the storage bin
• Loud buzzing or grinding noises coming from the ice maker area
• Inability to eject ice properly into the storage bin

Replacing this OEM Frigidaire auger motor helps ensure consistent, reliable ice production. This replacement part is compatible with Electrolux, Gibson, Kelvinator, and Kenmore models.

The Spacer is an OEM component specifically designed for Whirlpool side-by-side refrigerators. Located within refrigerator door walls, it maintains precise alignment between internal insulation and outer door panels.

Causes of a bad spacer include cracks or breaks developing from repeated door openings and closings. Prolonged very low temperatures can also make plastic prone to snapping.

Symptoms of a bad spacer include: 

• Misaligned or loose door walls and panels
• Cold air leakage around the door perimeter
• Difficulty closing doors completely flat
• Visible broken pieces inside door walls

This OEM Whirlpool replacement spacer restores critical door insulation integrity. Its durable construction supports tight door seals to maintain interior climate control.

Replace yours if any issues arise. This part is also compatible with some GE, Crosley, and select Kenmore side-by-side models. Reliable seal performance relies on an OEM spacer replacement when failing.

This replacement screw secures specified refrigerator components—such as covers, brackets, and internal panels—so they stay properly mounted. Replace a missing, stripped, or corroded fastener to restore a tight, rattle-free fit and reliable operation.

• Provides the correct fastener for locations identified in your model's parts diagram
• Helps prevent looseness, vibration, and rattling of panels or brackets
• Replace if the head is stripped, threads are worn, or the screw is missing
• Symptoms can include loose parts, gaps, or noises from movement

• Unplug the refrigerator and shut off water if working near the ice maker or dispenser
• Match length and type to the original; follow your model's parts diagram for placement
• Start threads by hand to avoid cross-threading; tighten snugly without over-torquing, especially into plastic
• Keep track of screw positions; do not mix different screw lengths or styles