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Customer Questions and Answers for Ice Maker Assm.,Kit by Lg

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By: Lg
Part Number: OEM13321254
Manufacturer Part Number: 5989JA1005D

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For Lg Ice Maker Assm.,Kit (Part Number: OEM13321254)

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Hello Paul. Main issue for this is temperature. It has to be 0 to 5° in the freezer. If that is good, replace the main board in the unit.

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Neil, In most cases when this issue occurs it is caused by the icemaker leaning and allowing water to drip into the bin. For this issue the icemaker would need to be replaced. The part number for the icemaker is 5989JA1005D.

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Hello Don. If the icemaker is cycling, and the valve is new, you will need to check for a frozen fill tube inside the freezer. These will cause the issue your having with the unit.

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Dan for Model Number LG Refrigerator LFX31925ST-00

My ice maker has no trouble making ice. It has trouble knowing when to dump the ice and call for more water. My refrigerator is about 4 years old and I noticed today that there is couple of wires that are in a rubber "sheath" that goes from the ice sensor to some type of control. When the tray empties and twists, that rubber sheath gets pinched and has worn a hole in the outside rubber sheath. I don't know if that will prevent the ice sensor from working or not, but I did not check to see if any of the wires were broken or cut. If that short harness can be purchased, I would rather replace that. Thanks

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Hello Dan, Since no parts are available for this icemaker individually, the complete icemaker assembly AEQ73110205 will have to be replaced.

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Minnette for Model Number LSC27926ST

So, you know how when you shut the door to both the freezer and/or the fridge a fan motor starts blowing, I guess to circulate cool air that was let out while the door was open? Mine makes a loud whirring noise, sometimes louder than others. I have to remove the ice bucket and the shelf that covers the icemaker and defrost through the vents next to the light bulb with my hairdryer. If I turn my icemaker off, it doesn't freeze back up and make noise, but when I switch my ice maker back on it seems to freeze back up again. It sounds like the fan is hitting ice chips or something. I cannot see that there is ice buildup anywhere and no frost. There is a little puddle of frozen water under the hose where the water fills the ice tray, but not alot. What do you think?

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Hello Minnette. Check and see if the icemaker is over flowing. If so, replace the valve. If the icemaker is leaking, replace the icemaker.

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Gracie, Based on the description it sounds like the icemaker tray is warped and will need to be replaced.

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