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Customer Questions and Answers for Icemaker Assembly by Whirlpool

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By: Whirlpool
Part Number: OEM9548208
Manufacturer Part Number: 2198597

This Icemaker Assembly is an OEM replacement for Whirlpool refrigerators. It is responsible for producing ice cubes, providing you with a convenient and steady supply of ice. Fits models that have the icebucket in the door. The bottom mounting bracket on the old icemaker must be reused.

A bad icemaker can be caused by various factors, such as electrical malfunctions or mechanical failures. It may also become damaged due to excessive ice buildup or regular wear and tear.

Symptoms of a bad icemaker include:

  • Insufficient ice production or no ice at all.
  • Leaking water from the icemaker.
  • Misshapen or smaller ice cubes.
  • Unusual noises during ice production.

This OEM Whirlpool part can also be used on Maytag, KitchenAid, Jenn-Air, Amana, Magic Chef, Admiral, Norge, Roper, and Kenmore/Sears brand appliances.

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Dennis, I am sorry to report that there is no water level adjustment for this model. With overfill you would need to replace the ice maker or the valve could be sticking open a little too long.

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Michael for Model Number AP3182733

My ice maker sits horizontally across the top, front of the freezer and does not use the shut-off arm but has the mechanism to operate the arm if it were present. Recently, I had an incident where the water from the supply line into the ice maker receive reservoir froze up and water leaked/sprayed all over the freezer. I removed the ice maker and discovered that the white wire on the wiring harness had come loose from the metal pin of the connector. I replaced the entire wiring harness with an old ice maker that I still had. I put the ice maker back together and back in the freezer. Now, it makes ice HOWEVER, the shut-off arm mechanism does not return to the "on" position after the ice is dispensed. So I have to manually turn it to the on position after every ice dispense. Any idea why this is happening? What do I need to do to fix?

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Michael, a model number of the refrigerator would've been a big help, but the best guess is you have an IDI (in door ice) system. it does not have or use a shut off/bail arm, it has an infrared sensor system that controls the ice maker production. If you did not install the 2198597 Ice maker assembly, you'll have issues. " I had an incident where the water from the supply line into the ice maker receive reservoir froze up and water leaked/sprayed all over the freezer." Would indicate the problem was in the water inlet/fill valve "seeping" and freezing in the fill tube top the ice maker, that may be where you want to start.

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Joe, We will need your model number to help you find the right parts for your unit. Please post another question with all your info included thank you.

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Hello Dave, the ice maker optics board W11629974 has a self-test feature, open the freezer door and push the left wall flapper closed without blocking the beam that will then travel through the hole in the flapper to the right side mounted board. If the right wall optics board indicator light goes steady replace the ice maker 2198597 if it continues to do a 2 flash replace the optics board kit.

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Mark, as there are optic sensors in this model, the ice maker shut off arm can be removed from the ice maker.

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John, the ice maker can be adjusted using the small adjustment screw on the right side under the module cover. However, the water line should be checked for any possible partial frozen sections, kinks, and also the filter (if unit has one) can impact operation. If the ice maker is calling for water for 12 seconds (can be tested by putting into a forced harvest and testing the valve for 120VAC) then the ice maker is calling for the proper amount of water and the valve is not opening properly (if there are no line issues and the filter is good).

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Michael, this will indicate one of two things, either the emitter light to the receiver board is being blocked by the flapper, or the optics have a failure. If the flapper door is pressed down and the path of the light signal from the emitter to the receiver is clear, the LED should be solid to indicate the optics are operating as they should.

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Hello Joshua, unfortunately the manufacturer does not supply a size for those nuts. Sorry!

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