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Customer Questions and Answers for Icemaker Assy by Ge

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By: Ge
Part Number: OEM12964857
Manufacturer Part Number: WR30X10097

The Icemaker is an OEM part for GE refrigerators. This part automatically produces ice within the freezer compartment, ensuring a consistent and convenient supply of ice cubes for your household needs. 

Over time, the icemaker may require replacement due to common issues like wear and tear, malfunctioning components, or a failure to produce ice properly.  

Symptoms of a bad Icemaker include:

  • Failure to produce ice or producing very little ice
  • Ice cubes are smaller than normal or not uniform in shape
  • Water leaking inside the freezer compartment
  • Strange noises coming from the icemaker unit

This OEM GE part is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore models.

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For Ge Icemaker Assy (Part Number: OEM12964857)

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Terry, the ice maker WR30X10097 would need to be inspected for indications of overfilling or a leaking ice mold. Signs of a leaking ice mold would require the ice maker to be replaced to correct this issue. The ice maker has failed if it is overfilling by providing voltage to the valve WR57X10082 for more than 9-12 seconds. If it is overflowing and the valve is not receiving voltage for more than 9-12 seconds, the valve has failed.

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Hello Teresa. Unfortunately GE makes ice makers with crescent shape (half moon) ice cubes only. The rest of your question should be between you and the seller of the appliance. Thank you.

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Cl4 for Model Number GE French Door Refrigerator PFSF6PKXAWW

I have a GE French Door fridge PFSF6PKXAWW. Water leaks into the ice maker, freezing the cubes together. The ice maker also drips water into the fridge below the ice maker and also out through the ice dispensing chute. Would replacing the ice maker assembly (AP 4321616) fix this, or would this be caused by something like a water valve leak? If we order and install an ice maker assembly but the problem still occurs, can we return it? These parts are quite expensive, so I don't want to take a risk of installing a part that doesn't fix the problem. Thanks.

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CL4, the ice maker fill tube will need to be inspected for leaking water. If there is water leaking down the fill tube, then the water valve WR57X10082 has failed. If there is not, then the ice cubes can be used to determine if the temperatures are where they need to be. If the ice cubes are glossy as if they are just barely frozen enough, then the temperatures are not where they need to be and the ice maker fan WR60X10255 will need to be checked for obstructions as well as the thermistor WR23X10580 in the auger motor assembly.

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Joyce for Model Number GFSS6KKYASS

My icemaker stopped working and I was receiving flashing error message LC / ER so replaced the main board. Self-diagnostic on the front panel then presented error R1a, so I purchased a new icemaker. Just installed the new icemaker received late this afternoon and it is now making loud intermittent knocking noise. Tried several things like turning the power off (wait), then back on, and pressing the reset button.... to no avail the knocking continues to occur. Water is getting to the icemaker. Have I received a defective icemaker?

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Joyce, It sounds likely that there is an issue with the new icemaker if the icemaker itself is making a knocking noise.

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Gary, The only thing other than the icemaker that could cause this issue would be a faulty control board with the icemaker having already being replaced.

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Hello Everett. You will need to check and make sure the temp is 0-5° and the water is turned on. Also check for a frozen fill tube. Thank you.

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R.D. for Model Number PFSF6PKXAWW

My ice maker makes this intermittent loud clicking sound. From tips on this site, I took out the ice maker unit and found rock solid ice in the ice compartments. I let it thaw, reinstalled the ice maker and reset it. The next day, the clicking sound came back. I checked and saw ice in the compartment but it was frozen fast in the ice molds. I think the problem is the ice maker can't expel the ice because the heater to release the ice isn't heating up. Before I purchase a new ice maker though, how do I make sure the problem of no heat is due to a broken ice maker rather than some other component in the refrigerator? Thanks

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Hello R.D., Since the icemaker is getting voltage to cycle it can only be a defective icemaker assembly because this is all controlled by switches inside the icemaker assembly.

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Carmen, Check the water supply to the refrigerator, then check or replace the WR57X10082 water valve. Low water pressure, or a weak fill valve solenoid can cause the ice maker to overfill and leak into the ice bin and cause the cubes to "clump" together.

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Jerry, You can push the ice off button and this will allow the ice compartment to stop working and start melting but will take time to melt the ice.

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Mark, You will need to grab the opening of the dispenser and pull to the right and then pull out as pulling to the right.

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