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Customer Questions and Answers for Refrigerator Ice Maker Assembly by Ge

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Part Number: OEM20674845
Manufacturer Part Number: WR30X30972

Ice maker not producing ice or won't dispense cubes? This complete ice maker assembly replaces failed units. DIY-friendly install in under 10 minutes.

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For Ge Refrigerator Ice Maker Assembly (Part Number: OEM20674845)

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Donald, If the ejector fingers are not ejecting the ice from the icemaker then the issue will be caused by a faulty icemaker.

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Dee, Based on the information it sounds as though your icemaker is either leaking or the water valve is not shutting off all the way and allowing water to still flow into the unit. It would be more likely the icemaker is the issue and you will want to pull the icemaker out and see if the mold is deteriorating. If deteriorating then you will want to replace the icemaker WR30X10093.

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Paul Matthews for Model Number TFX24RLB

The ice maker in my refrigerator flooded the freezer side with water and then quit working completely. I understand this is a normal. My question, the ice maker shown in your video looks like it is mounted across the rear side of the freezer compartment as viewed from the front. My ice maker is mounted on the L.H. side of the compartment as viewed from the front and is held in place by 2 Phillips head screws. Will your replacement unit work in my refrigerator?

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Paul, This icemaker WR30X10093 is used as the primary replacement part for all GE side by side refrigerators. It will mount to the side wall and will work for your unit.

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Josh for Model Number GSH25JFXBBB

I have a GE GSH25JFXBBB side-by-side fridge/freezer that is not producing ice properly. The unit was placed in storage for a few months during a move, and after we pulled it back out, cleaned it up, and hooked it back up, the ice maker has been disastrous! The first time I attempted to use it, the ice maker clearly turned on, and the water supply filled the tray... but never shut back off. Thankfully I happened to open the freezer after several minutes, and was greeted by gallons of water in the bottom. Of course, I then had to pull everything out, open up the freezer, and thaw out the coils. At this point, I had thought perhaps the solenoid had opened, and then stuck in the open position after sitting out of use for so long, so I replaced the solenoid unit for the water supply on the unit. After hooking everything back up... same thing. The water for the ice tray will turn on, but does not turn off on its own. (This time of course I had the good sense to stick a towel under the unit, and try it with the door open). Upon inspection of the existing ice tray, I did find that one of the plastic "fins" on the unit had been bent beneath the auger... but even after removing said "fin" and rotating the ice unit back to starting position, it still does the same thing (so I'm not sure if this is related or not)?! My question is... what part do I need to replace to fix this? Does the ice maker unit itself contain the control for the inlet solenoid? Or is this something controlled by the main control board for the fridge? Any help and insight would be appreciated. Thanks!

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Bill, With the water valve having been replaced but the icemaker still not working, this would be caused most likely by a faulty icemaker.

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Hello Ed. 4.5 seconds is good. You will need to replace the water valve on the unit.

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Brenda, If the unit is not making ice then it would most likely be the icemaker that is causing the issue. You will want to check to make sure that there is no ice clogged in the fill tube. If there is then replace the water valve if not then icemaker is most likely.

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Hello. There is a adjustment screw behind the small cover on the side of the icemaker head.

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