Lg Refrigerator Ice Maker & Related

The Ice Maker is an OEM part for LG refrigerators. It is designed to produce ice within the refrigerator, ensuring a consistent supply of ice for your household needs. The ice maker unit fits seamlessly into the freezer compartment and is responsible for the automatic production and harvesting of ice cubes, providing convenience and efficiency.

Causes of a bad ice maker can include a faulty water inlet valve, issues with the ice maker module, or a malfunctioning thermostat. Additionally, mineral buildup or clogging in the water line can impede the ice-making process.

Symptoms of a bad Ice Maker include:

• No ice production
• Ice cubes are smaller than usual
• Ice maker not dispensing ice
• Unusual noises from the ice maker area

This OEM LG part is also compatible with Sears/Kenmore.

The Icemaker Assembly is an OEM part for LG refrigerators. This assembly includes the necessary components to produce and harvest ice within the freezer compartment. It ensures a steady supply of ice cubes for your household.

Causes of a bad icemaker assembly can include wear and tear over time, issues with the water supply line, electrical malfunctions, or mechanical failures within the icemaker unit. These problems can lead to the icemaker not producing ice or producing ice irregularly.

Symptoms of a bad icemaker assembly include:

• No ice production
• Ice cubes being smaller or misshapen
• Ice cubes sticking together
• Unusual noises from the icemaker
• Water leaks around the icemaker area

This OEM LG part is also compatible with Sears/Kenmore models.

This AC motor powers the appliance's fan or blower to move air through the system. Replacing a worn motor restores proper airflow to support cooling/ventilation and protect internal components from overheating. What it does:

• Rotates the fan/blower to circulate air through the appliance
• Helps maintain proper temperatures and component cooling
• Common failure signs: fan won't start, starts then stalls, weak airflow, loud humming/grinding, overheating or safety shutoffs
• Often required when motor bearings seize or windings fail

• 1 AC motor

• Disconnect power and allow hot components to cool before servicing
• Note wire positions; transfer any brackets, grommets, or the fan blade from the original motor if reused
• Clear debris and restore power and verify smooth, quiet airflow

This ice bucket assembly stores and delivers ice to the dispenser. Replacing a damaged bucket restores smooth, reliable dispensing and helps prevent jams when the original container is cracked, worn, or no longer engaging the drive.

• Stores finished ice beneath the icemaker and positions it for dispensing
• Interfaces with the dispenser drive to move ice into the chute when activated
• Helps maintain proper alignment for consistent cube delivery
• Common symptoms: cracked or broken container/tabs, ice won't dispense or jams, grinding/skipping during dispense

• Disconnect power to the refrigerator before servicing
• Remove the old bucket; empty ice and note the drive coupler orientation
• Seat the new assembly fully so the drive engages; transfer any reusable covers from the original if needed
• Restore power and test ice dispensing

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 is the condenser fan motor for select LG-built refrigerators. It drives the outside rear fan that pulls air across the condenser coils and over the compressor to remove heat so the refrigerator can cool efficiently.

• Circulates air through the condenser section to dissipate heat
• Helps prevent overheating of the compressor
• Common failure symptoms: fridge not cooling well, compressor running hot, loud or grinding noise from rear bottom, fan not spinning
• May run intermittently or seize when failing

• Disconnect power before servicing; use cut-resistant gloves
• Access from the rear lower service panel near the compressor
• Note wire orientation and fan blade position before removal
• After replacement, ensure the fan spins freely and no wiring contacts the blade