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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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J. Preston, If the light that is on the right wall is flashing then push the flapper on the left wall and see if it continues to flash. If the light continues to flash then the emitter board is faulty and would need to be replaced. If this checks ok then the icemaker would most likely be the issue.

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Sergio for Model Number GS5SHGXKB00

I recently bought an ice maker control module from your company to replace the one in my refrigerator. The one that was in the refrigerator had stopped working and the new one solved the issue rather well. We have ice once again. However, I am now having a problem where the ice maker is making ice and when it's ready to be put into the bin, the stripper swings through the tray and the ice shoots out of tray, into the bin at a high rate of speed. Almost as if the ice gets stuck and the stripper has a hard time getting it out of the ice maker. I also seem to be getting ice cubes that are not completely frozen through and so at times, they get stuck on the stripper. Initially, the ice maker was making hollow ice and ice that wasn't frozen all the way through. However I fixed this by putting the vent that sends cold air to the ice maker back into place, it seemed to work. I now get frozen water splatter all around the ice maker and ice bin area. I also get a build up of ice on the shelf above and on the wall where the ice maker is attached to. This build up is frozen water that seems to not get completely frozen in the ice maker and somehow splatters out. It seems like it needs an adjustment of some sort but I'm not sure what adjustment that is, and how exactly to do it. I look forward to your response. Thank You.

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Hello Sergio. The freezer is to cold. Needs to be set 0 to 5°. It is cycling prematurely due to being to cold.

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Hello Mickey, This is going to be a set of contacts in the motor module of the icemaker that is stuck in the closed position. The icemaker 2198597 or motor module 8201515 will have to be replaced to correct the issue.

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Lee, Check the freezer temp to make sure that it is between -5 and 5 degrees as this will cause the unit from making ice quickly. For this mode the icemaker will make 8 cubes about every 1 1/2 to 2 hours. To adjust the water level there is a screw on the side of the motor module when you to take the cover off. You can turn this no more than 1 turn clockwise. It will make a minimal adjustment to the cube size. If the cubes are really small then check to make sure that the filter in the unit is good. A old and clogged filter will cause smaller cubes.

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Hello Lupe. Make sure the freezer is between 0° and 5°. You need to check and see if there is power going to the water valve when the icemaker cycles. If so, replace the water valve on the unit. If not, or the icemaker does not cycle, you will need to replace the icemaker on the unit. Also, check and make sure the fill tube on the unit is not frozen and clogged. If so, replace the water valve and thaw out the fill tube. You can test this with a multi-meter TJMA-DMT3. Here is a link on how to use a multi-meter. http://forum.appliancepartspros.com/oven-repair-including-ranges-cooktops/4810-how-check-continuity-ohmmeter.html

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George, When the icemaker gets down to temperature it will automatically cycle and draw water in. This usually happens within the first hour.

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Ed, You will want to check the fill tube for the icemaker to make sure that the fill tube is not frozen. If the fill tube is not frozen, you will then want to check to make sure that there is voltage getting to the water valve when the unit calls for water. If there is power to the valve then the water valve would need to be replaced. If there is not power to the valve will be a faulty icemaker.

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Hello Joe. Depending on the temperature, it can take up to 4 hours to make a batch of ice.

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Dave, The dispenser control does not have lights on it because it is just a switch assembly. Make sure that you are pushing the icemaker selector so that it goes all the way over. If this checks ok then pull the dispenser cover off by using a flat blade screwdriver in the opening at the bottom of the dispenser and prying out. Check the switch bracket to make sure that they are not broken and the lever not actuating the dispenser.

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