Diane October 24, 2023 for Model Number Maytag 15 years old MCD2358WE800 I have a 15 year old side by side with a upright ice bucket and auger. The blades all fell out when I took off the bottom coupling. I need a schematic on how to put it back together then I can order new coupling.
1 Answer Diane, Unfortunately, there would be no video or diagram on how the blades would go into the ice bin. Read More...
Mindy September 26, 2020 for Model Number Ksrg22 The blades that crush the ice fell off when I unscrewed the coupler. Is there a diagram available for re-assembly?
1 Answer Mindy, Unfortunately there would be no diagram for how the blades go back together. They are offset and the inner blade would be the one that would hit the ice first then the second then the 3rd. Read More...
Raymond August 03, 2020 for Model Number 10656716500 the phillips head screw is so tight ican"t get off
1 Answer Raymond, Try to use an impact drill to get the Phillips head screw out of the bin. Read More...
Don May 24, 2017 for Model Number KSRG25KWH01 Good afternoon, What is the correct part number for the ice maker bin coupling for this model Kitchen Aid? Is it 2220457?
Brian February 03, 2015 for Model Number Kitchen Aid KS24C8EYY02 Hello, the lever in the ice bin that breaks up the ice to dispense and/or crush ice does not move when then door lever is depressed. The coupling on the bottom of the bin appears in tact, as does its coupling mate on the door - the door coupling does not move when I try to turn. I removed the coupling cover to inspect the coupling and shaft, all of which seemed fine. When depressing the door dispensing lever, I can hear movement, but no ice is dispensed. Ice is being made when the maker is on. So, do I have a motor issue or what? Can I have a coupling issue without the coupling appearing damaged. My problem does not show up in any web search. The top 75% problem area is the coupling and cover seal. Any suggestion/help would be appreciated. Brian
1 Answer Brian, You will want to pull the coupling and shaft out. Check to make sure that the coupling is moving up and down on the shaft and if it is not then hold hand over coupling and run under warm water. It may be that the coupling is stuck in the down position and will not make contact. The other thing that could be the issue is the coupling is fine would be that the motor is stripped and would need to be replaced. Read More...
1 Answer Hello Mark. If there is power coming to the dispenser motor, and it does not run, you will need to order and replace the motor W11202789 on the unit. Read More...
Pr August 17, 2013 for Model Number GD5SHAXXB00 Is this right coupling for my refrigerator's icemaker?
1 Answer PR, I believe your model should be GD5SHAXKB00 (XK instead of XX). Part number WP2220457 is the top of the ice bin coupling. The bottom is part number WP2220458. Thanks. Read More...
Dennis July 09, 2013 for Model Number 51262101 I found a steel washer that appears to sit inside the bottom of the ice bucket inside the freezer. I have a broken drive cam and found the replacement part on your site. It is not clear to me how the steel washer stays in place. Hopefully, this makes sense to you. Thanks!
1 Answer Dennis, If you remove the ice bin and turn it upside down, you'll probably find that the screw WP8281164 coupling WP2220457 and washers WP2198661 & WP489235 are missing. Occasionally the retainer screw in the end of the auger shaft can loosen and fall out of the coupler. Hopefully there was no damage to the spacers and chopper blades, etc. Read More...
Kalvin March 27, 2013 for Model Number GD5XSHAXKT00 2001 Whirlpool side by side. I need the ice bin coupling and also the screw. No ice falls out of the bin. I have the previous coupling that snap in half. Could you give me the part numbers for both the screw and coupling? Thank you.
1 Answer Kalvin, the ice bin coupling is part number WP2220457 and the screw is part number WP8281164. Thanks! Read More...
Al January 24, 2013 for Model Number DE5FHAXSS02 The couplings on my ice bin do not look the same as the ones shown on you diagrams,