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Customer Questions and Answers for Ice Maker Assembly by Frigidaire

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Part Number: OEM12898011
Manufacturer Part Number: 5303918344

This complete ice making unit produces fresh ice cubes automatically in your freezer compartment. It fills with water, freezes it into uniform cubes, and dispenses them into the storage bin below. Install this assembly when your current ice maker fails to produce ice or operates erratically.

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Dwayne, You will want to cycle the icemaker and make sure that there is 120 vac to the water valve. If there is but no water to the icemaker then check for the fill tube to be frozen and if it is not then it will be a faulty water valve.

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Brian, You can test the switch for 120 vac but sounds like the switch just failed and would need a new icemaker.

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Bill, The adjustment screw is located under the cover of the icemaker and there will be a plus or minus sign on the plate where the screw is. You will want to turn the screw in the direction of the minus symbol on the icemaker. If this does not correct then the issue will likely be the water valve that is trickling water in when not calling for water.

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Hello James. Based on the information you provided, the icemaker is bad and will need to be replaced on the unit.

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Hello Terry! Your icemaker set screw should have a plus or minus right above it. Plus equals bigger ice, minus equals smaller ice. What you're adjusting is the water coming into the icemaker, so if it overfills bring it down some. Hope this helps!

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Bill, No, you don't need to use both ice makers. you can turn off the freezer ice maker " The ice maker is turned off and on by lifting/lowering the ice maker’s wire signal arm. To gain access to the ice maker, pull the freezer drawer out. Lift the wire signal arm to turn the ice maker OFF and lower the wire signal arm to turn it ON." If you plan on a long term period, you may want to consider disconnecting the ice maker wire harness at the back of the icemaker, where it plugs into the connector on the back wall. That way you wont run into a situation where the ice maker is accidentally turned back on by accident.

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Ricky, There is a thermostat on the unit that will keep the icemaker cycling if the water does not fill all the way on the first time. You will want to see how much water is flowing in after 1 cycle. If there is not much in there then either the filter is bad or the water valve is bad.

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Hello Bill, If the problem were low water pressure, both ice makers would be experiencing an insufficient fill. This is more than likely a water valve 242253002 issue.

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