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Customer Questions and Answers for Refrigerator Ice Maker Control Module by Whirlpool

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Part Number: OEM13079091
Manufacturer Part Number: W10190935

Ice maker stopped making ice or won't eject cubes? The control module regulates ice production cycles. Simple 3-screw replacement restores function.

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For Whirlpool Refrigerator Ice Maker Control Module (Part Number: OEM13079091)

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Hello Dale, The first thing you should try is to pour your ice into a bowl and clean out the smaller particles of ice out of the bottom of the ice bin. These smaller particles will freeze together and cause the auger motor to bind. If this doesn't correct the issue, either the auger motor WP2252130 or the dispense board WP2303843 have failed. GS6NBEXRQ01

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Hello Bill, There is white plastic screw on the side of the motor module under the white cover that is for adjustment of cube size. With the unit dripping this would more than likely not be the cause. You should check your ice mold for deterioration. If there is deterioration you would want to replace the icemaker 2198597. Also check to see if the water completely shuts off and is not still trickling out. If this is the case then the water valve W10408179 is not seating properly causing leaking issue. Approximate 8 seconds is the time the icemaker should fill.

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Hello David. Based on the information you provided, you will need to order and replace the icemaker 4317943 in the unit.

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Hello John, The dial is not designed to be removed. As per the manufacturer, if this part is dis-assembled, the motor module W10190935 will require replacement since this part "times" the ice maker. If it is ever removed, it opens the possibility of the ice maker overfilling and causing water damage to the home.

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Hello Rob. You need to look for a bad or broke wire on the unit. If none is found, you will need to test and see if there is power coming to the water valve and make sure the water is working coming to the water valve.

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Rob, Yes, you may have a "bad" contact in the control module W10190935, or a broken wire between the ice maker and the fill valve. We'll send you some information that should be helpful.

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Hello Rob. Unhook the water line from the bottom of the valve and then see if water comes out of the valve when you call for it. If so, you have a frozen line and will need to thaw out the line to repair the unit. It can be in the freezer door or maybe in the water tank inside the unit.

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