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Customer Questions and Answers for Refrigerator Ice Maker Assembly by Whirlpool

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By: Whirlpool
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)

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Hello Kevin, thanks for reaching out to AppliancePartsPros.com You will need to check voltage to the ice maker. At the ice maker, on the black wire w/ white trace to the solid white wire you should be getting at least 110v AC w/ the door switch closed and the ice level sensor tricked to read the bucket as in place and empty. If the voltage is present but below 110v at all then the ice maker will not cycle. If this is the case or if there is no voltage present, you may have a bad ice level sensor, both boards of the ice level sensor are included w/ W11629974.

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Hello Joseph, thank you for contacting AppliancePartsPros.com There is no way to test the icemaker itself for resistance as the manufacturer has not provided that information. What can be done is to remove the cover from the head of the icemaker and check for voltage at the ports marked L and N for 120v AC with the door switches taped or held down and the ice level sensor door tricked so that it reads the ice bin in place. If that voltage is present then either the icemaker itself, the water valve AP5263471, or the wiring between the 2 has an issue. If the voltage at L-N is anything less than 110v AC then the issue would likely be with the ice level sensor boards AP5956767 unless you have no voltage present, at which point it may be the icemaker harness AP6006033.

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George, the model provided will have an optic on the right freezer wall that would be in line with the top of the ice bin. The optic will have a slide cover that would need to be moved to the closed position to turn the ice maker off. The ice maker will turn back on when the cover is moved to the open position.

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Mark, Unfortunately, we do not have a current ETA for this part and will not have one unless an order is placed.

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MELVIN, Using a multimeter check for power to the valve when the Ice maker cycles.

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Salsvette, Based on the information provided I would start by checking the temperature at the ice maker to be sure it is below 10°f and that it has water to it. This is to determine if it is a cooling issue or an ice maker issue.

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Nancy, If the icemaker is leaking from underneath then this will require a new icemaker.

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Bill, Check for a leak when the unit is filling with water. The ice maker may not be mounted level or maybe over-filling with water. If a leveling issue check the way it is mounted, if it is over filling you may need a new ice maker.

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