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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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Hello Morgan. Check and see if the icemaker is leaking or over filling and causing the cubes to freeze together. If so, you will need to either replace the icemaker, or the water valve on the unit to repair the issue. If the icemaker is leaking replace the icemaker. If it is over filling, replace the water valve on the unit.

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Hello Don, I would first check the fill tube to make sure it has no ice build-up in it. It sounds as though the ice maker assembly has a problem. If the ice maker is making a sound like the gears, chances are that the ice maker assembly is at fault. If you ordered the ice maker from us less than 365 days ago, we can honor the warranty because we guarantee all parts we sell for a full year.

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Will for Model Number GE Adora stainless side by side Model #DSHS9NGYBCSS

My ice maker does not make ice consistently. One day my bin will be full and then 2 days later I will have no ice. If I press the quick ice button on the digital control, that seems to get it moving again very minimally and the cubes are hollow and seem a little wet. My freezer temp is 0°. My arms on the ice maker are moving and dumping ice. There does always seem to be a build up of frozen ice at the back of the ice bin in both of the corners closest to the ice maker and causes the auger coil to scrap as it spins when trying to move ice to the front. There's also little dribbles of frozen ice that collects on the feeler arm. I've pulled out the fridge and the lines don't seem to be kinked in any way and my water dispenses just fine. Any suggestions please?

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Hello Will, The only thing that can cause hollow cubes is an insufficient water fill. You see, the cycling thermostat for the ice maker is in the front of the ice maker. If there isn't enough water filled into it, water doesn't get to the front cube. In other words, the thermostat is measuring ambient air temperature instead of the temperature of the water. This means that the thermostat will be satisfied before the water has time to freeze solid. When the harvest rake cycles, it cracks the partially frozen ice and the water pours back into the ice mold or spills out but the cubes are hollow because the water wasn't frozen all the way through when the cycle took place. I noticed that you said the water dispensed well out of the water dispenser so there probably isn't a water pressure issue. This points to one item only. You need a water inlet valve WR57X33326.

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JP, You may want to check and make sure the refrigerator water supply line is attached to a cold water supply pipe. Make sure the dispenser ice chute flapper is closing and sealing to the dispenser body. At 0 dgrs.F. the ice maker should cycle and produce a batch of cubes approximately every 90 minutes, and the cubes should last a few days with little to no melting. You may want to recheck your installation, and make sure the "bail" arm is not "hanging up" or "sticking" on anything, this will disrupt the ice maker cycle as well. Check and make sure the evaporator fan motor is running properly and there is no air blockage around the ice maker.

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Ben for Model Number GE: PSS25MGMBWW

I have a PSS25MGMBWW refrigerator. The ice cubes in the collection bin freeze together in a lump. The auger motor and the solenoid that switches from cubed to crushed ice freeze up. There are frozen water droplets all over the upper part of the freezer and icicles form on the ice maker. On two occasions, the fan inside the freezer compartment started making noise. After completely defrosting the freezer compartment, everything works fine for 4 or 5 days, then everything starts to freeze up again. I've cleaned the condenser, replaced the defrost thermostat, and replaced most of the components in the ice door assembly. The door seal looks good. Suggestions? Thanks...

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Hello Ben. Check and see if the flapper inside the dispenser is closing all the way. If not, you may need to order and replace the solenoid assembly WR62X10055 on the unit.

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Hello Joan. Check and see if the icemaker is cycling inside the unit. If not, see if the fingers are jammed on the icemaker. If not, replace the icemaker WR30X10093 in the unit.

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Hello Tony. Yes, based on the information you provided, if the icemaker does not dump the ice after it is frozen, you will need to order and replace the icemaker WR30X10093.

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Hello Joe. If the icemaker fills with water and freezes, but does not dump the ice, you will need to order and replace the icemaker WR30X10093 in the unit.

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Hello John, First check the water pressure to the unit. The unit could have been pushed back onto the water line, crimping the water pressure from the water inlet valve. The water pressure is the first thing I would look at because the water inlet valve is closed solely by water pressure. There is no spring inside it to help it close, the water pressure pushes the valve closed. So, if the water pressure is low or the line is crimped, the water valve will overfill the ice maker. If there is no crimps and the water pressure is good, the most obvious part to be questioned is the water inlet valve WR57X33326.

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