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Customer Questions and Answers for Refrigerator Ice Maker Assembly by Whirlpool

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Part Number: OEM9548208
Manufacturer Part Number: 2198597

Ice maker stopped making ice or won't eject cubes? This ice maker assembly restores ice production. Moderate DIY repair with video guide available.

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For Whirlpool Refrigerator Ice Maker Assembly (Part Number: OEM9548208)

Harry for Model Number 106.56533400

My Kenmore side-by-side is not producing ice. Using a different service they helped trouble shoot the problem to the valve inlet switch. Basically the problem is that no water is going into the ice maker. This other service had me disconnect the line to the ice maker and blow into the tube to see if it was frozen. It wasn't so they suggested that I replace the valve. Using this site I ordered and replaced the valve. However, it still does not produce ice. No water is going into the ice maker but the icemaker arm does rotate. Is there some way to verify the ice maker is working properly and is there another part that signals the valve to open to put water into the ice maker? I want to order the correct part.

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Hello Harry! If the fill tube is not frozen and you have replaced the valve it seems that the ice maker is not calling for the valve to fill. You will need to replace the ice maker. Your part number is 2198597. Thanks.

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Hello Steve. The part number you provided w10190955, is not a good part number, according to the system. Thanks.

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Hello Steve! There are several brands of timer modules. May have your appliance model number? This will help us determine the correct timer module for your appliance. Thanks.

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Patrick, You've done the basic checks and recieved the proper indications from the LED display. Now check and make sure the ice bin on the door is snapped and locked in the proper position, and nothing is blocking the I/R light path. If that doesn't solve the problem, repalce the Ice maker control board kit W11629974, sounds like there's a communication error between the boards. Thanks and Good Luck

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Tom, When you repalced the ice maker, did you check and make sure there were no looose connector pins, in the wall connector on the back wall of the freezer ? You can test the ice maker operation with a "jumper wire" remove 1/2 to 3/4 inch of insulation from both ends of the wire and insert 1 end in the "t" opening the other into the "h" opening(make sure you touch the internal contacts) the icemaker motor should start to advance, and you remove the jumper. You may want to repeat the test with the wires off the fill valve and re check for 120 VAC across the wires, when the ice maker activates the fill segment. Good Luck, and thanks for the inquiry

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