Kenmore / Sears Refrigerator Auger, Helix, Crusher

This lower ice crusher bin fits inside the ice bucket and holds the crusher blade stack in position as cubes are processed. Replacing a cracked or worn bin restores reliable crushed-ice dispensing and helps prevent jams and grinding noises.

• Supports and aligns the crusher blades inside the ice bucket during dispensing
• Helps produce crushed ice when selected at the dispenser
• Maintains proper clearances to reduce jams and inconsistent ice size
• Symptoms: ice won't crush, only cubes dispense, dispenser jams or makes grinding noises, visible cracks in the crusher bin

• Disconnect power and remove the ice bucket from the freezer.
• Carefully disassemble the crusher assembly, noting the order and orientation of blades and spacers.
• Transfer components to the new lower bin and ensure tabs/retainers are fully seated.
• Reinstall the bucket and test both Cube and Crush settings.

This ice maker shut-off arm is the wire bail that senses ice level in the bin. It lifts to stop production when full and lowers to restart cycles, helping prevent overfilling and restoring normal, automatic ice making.

• Senses bin ice level and mechanically signals the ice maker to run or stop
• Prevents overfilling by stopping ice production when the arm is raised
• Restores ice making when the arm is lowered after ice is used
• Replacing a bent, missing, or jammed arm can help with "won't stop making ice" or "won't make ice" issues

• Disconnect power before servicing; remove the ice bin for access
• Insert the arm's pivot ends fully into the ice maker head openings; ensure correct orientation
• The arm moves freely without binding, then restore power and lower the arm to resume ice production

The Ice Maker is an OEM part for Whirlpool refrigerators. It is responsible for automatically producing batches of ice on demand. The ice maker utilizes water that is piped directly into the unit to freeze into cubes and collect in the ice bucket for storage.

Causes of a bad ice maker include mechanical failures due to wear and tear over time, clogs in the water line, or issues with heating elements. 

Symptoms of a bad icemaker can include:

• Failure to produce ice
• Slow or inconsistent ice production
• Ice cubes that are malformed or fused together
• Strange sounds coming from the ice maker area
• Water leaks around or beneath the icemaker

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

This refrigerator replacement icemaker includes the cover, fill cup, bail arm and a four pin plug harness.

Restore proper ice control with this replacement ice maker shut-off arm. It senses the ice level and toggles production—lower to make ice, raised to stop—helping prevent overflow and resolving issues caused by a missing, bent, or broken arm.

• Controls the ice maker's on/off function through the internal shut-off switch
• Raises to stop ice production when the bin is full; lowers to allow ice making
• Common symptoms of a failed arm: keeps making ice/overfilling, won't make ice if stuck "off," or arm won't stay in position
• Direct replacement for a loose, deformed, or missing bail arm

• Unplug the refrigerator and turn off the water supply before servicing
• Remove the ice bin; removing the ice maker may improve access
• Note spring/anchor hole positions and install the arm in the same orientation without bending it
• After reassembly, the arm moves freely and starts/stops the ice maker when lowered/raised

This ice crusher blade (#3) fits inside the refrigerator's ice bin crusher stack. It helps break cubes into crushed ice when selected, restoring smooth, consistent crushed-ice dispensing if the original blade is bent, dull, or missing. What it does:

• Works within the ice bin's crusher assembly to fracture cubes into crushed ice
• Engages with the auger and spacers as part of the blade stack
• Worn or damaged blades can lead to only cubes dispensing, weak crushing, jams, or scraping noises
• Visible bending, chips, or rust are common signs it needs replacement

• One crusher blade (#3)

• Disconnect power and remove the ice bin before service
• Empty the bin and carefully disassemble the crusher stack; note the exact order and orientation of blades, spacers, and washers
• Wear cut-resistant gloves—blade edges are sharp
• Reassemble in the same sequence and verify the assembly turns freely before reinstalling the bin and restoring power

Please note: You may also need to order an adapter. For the adapter to convert the male connector from rectangular to oval use part number WR29X10049. Water valve in kit is part# WR57X10033.

An ice auger rotates inside the freezer's ice bin to move cubes to the crusher and out the dispenser chute. Replacing a worn or broken auger restores consistent dispensing and helps eliminate jams and grinding from a slipping spiral.

• Advances ice through the bin toward the crusher/dispenser chute
• Works with the crusher assembly to deliver cubed or crushed ice based on the selector
• A stripped or cracked auger may result in little/no ice dispensing while the motor runs
• Damage can cause ice jams, uneven dispensing, or grinding noises from the bin

• Unplug the refrigerator; remove and empty the ice bin, allowing any frost to thaw
• Wear cut-resistant gloves—crusher blades and sheet-metal edges are sharp
• Disassemble the crusher/blade stack and note the exact blade/spacer order
• Transfer the blade stack, bushings, and hardware to the new auger; reassemble and confirm smooth rotation before reinstalling

This replacement ice maker cover snaps over the icemaker assembly to shield moving parts and keep frost and debris out. Replacing a cracked or missing cover helps restore reliable ice production and a clean, finished look inside the freezer.

• Protects the ice maker's internal components from accidental contact and debris
• Helps reduce frost buildup around the ejector and motor area
• Maintains proper fit and clearance for smooth ice harvesting
• Common symptoms: cover cracked, broken tabs, loose or missing cover, excess frost around the icemaker

• Disconnect power to the refrigerator and turn off the water supply
• Remove the ice bin to access the ice maker
• Release any retaining tabs or screws and remove the old cover
• Install the new cover, ensuring the ejector and shutoff arm move freely; restore power and water

This ice maker cover fits over the ice maker head to protect the control module and moving parts inside your freezer. Replacing a cracked or missing cover helps prevent frost intrusion and restores a clean, finished look.

• Shields the ice maker mechanism from debris and moisture
• Helps maintain airflow to reduce frost at the ice maker face
• Replaces a cracked, warped, or missing cover with broken tabs
• Can help address exposed gears/wiring or rattling from a loose cover

• Disconnect power to the refrigerator before servicing
• Remove the ice bin to access the front of the ice maker
• Release retaining tabs or screws and remove the old cover
• Align and snap the new cover fully into place; verify it's secure and clear of moving parts

This ice maker lever is the mechanical arm that controls ice production by interacting with the ice maker's on/off and level-sensing mechanism. Replacing a broken or missing lever restores proper operation and helps prevent overfilling or no-ice conditions.

• Acts as the ice maker's shut-off arm to regulate ice production
• Lowers to allow ice making; raises to stop when the bin is full
• Common symptoms: ice maker won't stop making ice, no ice when arm is stuck up, broken/missing lever, lever won't stay in position
• Helps ensure consistent, reliable ice production control

• Disconnect power and shut off water before service
• Remove the ice bin to access the ice maker; gently release the lever from its pivots/linkage
• Note lever orientation; transfer and reuse any original springs, clips, or fasteners
• Reinstall components, restore power, and verify free up/down movement of the arm

This icemaker fill cup guides incoming water from the refrigerator's inlet tube into the ice mold, helping prevent splashing and freeze-ups during the fill cycle. Replacing a cracked or missing cup restores consistent fills and reduces leaks.

• Directs water from the fill tube straight into the icemaker mold
• Helps prevent overspray, splashing, and ice buildup around the icemaker
• Replace if the cup is cracked, warped, loose, or missing
• Common symptoms: water dripping/freezing under the icemaker, clumped or misshapen cubes

• Unplug the refrigerator and turn off the water supply before servicing
• Remove the icemaker assembly as needed to access the inlet/fill area
• Release the old cup and seat the new cup so the fill tube aligns with the opening
• Restore water and power; check for proper fill and any leaks

This replacement refrigerator container restores a secure, functional storage compartment so items stay organized and easy to access. Replace a cracked or broken container to regain proper capacity and a snug, reliable fit.

• Provides the designated storage space within the refrigerator or freezer section
• Helps keep items organized and prevents shifting or spills when opening/closing
• Replace if cracked, warped, or if mounting tabs are broken
• Common symptoms: bin won't stay seated, items fall out, reduced usable storage, visible damage

• Disconnect power and remove items from the area before servicing
• Carefully lift/slide the old container out; transfer any reusable trim as designed
• Seat the new container fully so tabs/rails engage evenly
• Avoid forcing cold plastic; let the compartment warm slightly to reduce risk of cracking

This ice storage bin holds the ice made by your refrigerator's icemaker and keeps it contained and easy to access in the freezer. Replace a cracked or warped bin to prevent spills, jams, and poor seating.

• Collects and stores ice cubes produced by the icemaker
• Keeps cubes contained to minimize spills and stray frost
• Slides/seats on the designated rails or shelf area in the freezer
• Common signs of failure: cracks, broken tabs, bin won't seat or slides out, ice falling into the freezer

• Unplug the refrigerator or disconnect power; switch the icemaker off
• Pull the old bin straight out; empty and clean the area
• Slide the new bin in until fully seated; restore power and turn the icemaker back on

This drive cam is the rotating plastic cam used in the refrigerator's ice system. It transfers the motor's motion to linked parts to advance the cycle so ice can be produced and dispensed smoothly.

• Transfers rotation from the motor to move internal levers/gears in the ice assembly
• Advances the ice-making/dispensing cycle
• Wear or cracks can cause stalling, clicking/grinding, or no/weak ice dispensing
• May lead to ice not ejecting or jamming mid-cycle

• Disconnect power and shut off water before servicing
• Remove the ice bin; access the ice maker or dispenser mechanism as your model requires
• Note the cam's orientation and alignment marks; seat the new cam fully on the shaft
• Reassemble, restore power, and run a test cycle to confirm operation

This replacement ice auger fits inside the freezer ice bin and rotates to move ice to the dispenser and through the crusher, restoring consistent cubed or crushed ice dispensing when the original auger is bent, stripped, or broken.

• Moves ice through the bin to the dispenser chute
• Works with the crusher blades/selector for crushed or cubed dispensing
• Common symptoms: no ice dispensed, motor runs but ice doesn't move, slow or jammed dispensing, grinding noises from the bin
• Replaces a bent, worn, or broken auger spiral that fails to engage or feed ice

• Disconnect power; remove the ice bin from the freezer/door
• Empty the bin; carefully disassemble the crusher blade stack, noting the exact order of blades, spacers, and washers (take reference photos)
• Transfer components onto the new auger and secure the retaining hardware; verify smooth rotation before reinstalling
• Wear cut-resistant gloves—crusher blades and edges are sharp