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Customer Questions and Answers for Refrigerator Ice Maker Assembly by Lg

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Part Number: OEM17847891
Manufacturer Part Number: AEQ73110210

Ice maker stopped working or producing misshapen ice? This complete assembly replaces a faulty ice maker. Moderate DIY repair, about 1 hour with basic tools.

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For Lg Refrigerator Ice Maker Assembly (Part Number: OEM17847891)

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Hello Arthur, ref has a leaking water valve, the part is AJU73432806, the ice maker is failing, it is part (AEQ73110223) however it is no longer available from the manufacturer.

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Gary, the green wire is the ground wire that connects to the auger motor and there should be a thermistor on the original assembly as well as it is used to detect the incoming temperature from the freezer. The thermistor with the blue wire is going to be accessed from the back of the entire assembly and is behind a foam insulation pad.

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Kristi, You will want to test to see if there is power getting to the icemaker. If there is not then this would be a faulty control board.

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David Green for Model Number 795.73055.411

I'm having troubles with my ice maker the last few months. One side gets stuck when turning to dump the ice and twists the tray. This jams the mechanism. I've managed to un stick it with a screwdrivers and it works for a few days and then twists itself again. Unless there's a good fix...I guess I should buy a replacement? what is the proper ice maker model number for my refrigerator model, because I see more than one that looks similar. It's a Kenmore Elite Model 795.73055.411

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David, The part number for the icemaker kit on your unit will be GD72-40610A and the icemaker would be the issue if it is getting stuck in the flex position.

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Richard, the air temperature reaching the ice maker will need to be checked to ensure it is reaching 1°F or colder. If not, the freezer temperature will need to be checked to ensure that it is reaching the proper temperature. If the temperatures are good, then the next step would be to replace the ice maker. However, while the manufacturer lists the ice maker AEQ73110210 for your model, it would be recommended that the part number on the original ice maker is used to identify the replacement part.

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Tom for Model Number LMXC23746S/00

My ice maker is not getting water. I’ve replaced both the main water inlet valve and the secondary water valve with no improvement. I ran the ice maker through a test and got no voltage to the secondary valve during the end when it should be calling for water. The primary valve hums at the end of the test when it should be asking for water. All the other processes of the ice maker seem to be working normally. The lines are not frozen as I can run air through them. The water dispenser is still working fine and I got 120v to it when calling for water. Is this part, the actual ice maker itself, what puts out the call to dispense water into the ice tray? Is there anything else I should be checking?

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Tom, With the unit not getting power to the water valve, this would most likely be an issue with the icemaker that will need to be replaced.

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Crinta, there is a wiring difference between the two ice makers that will make them unable to cross over. As the original ice maker is part number AEQ73110210, that is what would be needed.

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Dennis, the valve MJX41869202 can be tested for voltage to identify if it stops sending water when the voltage supply stops. If the water continues to fill after the voltage has stopped, then the valve would need to be replaced as it has become unable to close properly. If it does stop, then the most likely failure would indeed be the icemaker AEQ73110210.

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David, We will send you a tech sheet of how to check the ice maker and should be able to solve your problem.

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