Parts for RF201ADUX-22302A: Ice Maker Parts

This ice bin is the removable storage container that collects and holds cubes produced by the refrigerator's ice maker, keeping ice contained and accessible for dispensing or manual removal. It restores proper ice storage and delivery. What it does:

• Holds and contains ice from the built-in ice maker to prevent spills and ensure easy access
• Guides ice toward the dispenser or removal area so cubes feed properly
• Helps keep ice consolidated to reduce jamming or uneven dispensing
• Supports normal operation of the ice delivery path when installed correctly

• Remove power or turn off ice maker before servicing to avoid electrical or mechanical hazards
• Slide the old bin out and position the new bin along the same guides until it seats firmly
• Verify the bin clears the auger/dispenser path and the ice maker housing before restoring power
• Inspect the ice maker, auger, and dispenser components if ice feeding or dispensing issues continue after replacement.

This complete icemaker and tray assembly produces and ejects ice into the freezer bin, restoring normal ice production and delivery. Replaces a failed icemaker module to stop missed fills and empty ice buckets. What it does:

• Cycles water fill and freezes measured portions to form ice cubes
• Releases finished ice into the collection tray/bin for user access
• Commonly used when ice production stops, ice is not dispensing, or cubes are irregular/soft
• Works with the refrigerator's fill and harvest controls to maintain regular ice supply

• Disconnect power and shut off water supply before starting work
• Handle the assembly carefully to avoid bending connectors or damaging the tray
• Basic hand tools typically required; follow the refrigerator's service manual for exact steps
• After install, restore power/water and run a test cycle; discard first batch of ice

This icemaker sensor lead connects the ice maker's temperature sensor to the control system so the unit can detect freezing cycles and regulate ice production. Replaces a damaged or broken sensor lead to restore proper sensor signaling. What it does:

• Transmits temperature sensor signals from the icemaker to the refrigerator control
• Helps ensure the icemaker senses freeze/thaw cycles and cycles correctly
• Commonly replaced when ice production is intermittent, stops, or the icemaker won't cycle
• Prevents errors caused by cracked insulation or broken connector wires

• One icemaker sensor lead (wire harness)

• High-level DIY friendly: disconnect power before accessing the icemaker assembly
• Handle connectors gently; align pins before seating to avoid bending
• Inspect surrounding wiring and insulation for damage; replace if frayed