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Customer Questions and Answers for Refrigerator Ice Maker Assembly by Whirlpool

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Part Number: OEM18113580
Manufacturer Part Number: W10882923

Not making ice? This ice maker assembly is the common fix. Most DIYers complete replacement in 25-30 minutes with a socket and screwdriver.

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For Whirlpool Refrigerator Ice Maker Assembly (Part Number: OEM18113580)

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George, The only way to reduce the size of the cubes would be to turn the water supply valve off a little to lower the water pressure.

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Oneal, It appears that the icemaker harness has not changed and this should work with this icemaker assembly.

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Stephanie, The parts will be the same with possibly a design change. The original part is not available and would need to get the new one W10882923.

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Matt for Model Number GI6FARXXY08 - W10377151

I have the W10377151 ice maker. It stopped making ice. I have tested the voltage on the ice maker and it is fine. If I jumper L and V it gets water. However, when I jumper T and H, I get bizarre behavior. Sometimes, it goes through 1 cycle (yet the water valve never opens). Sometimes, the ice maker starts a harvest cycle but then gets locked up, where I can't even get a voltage reading. And now, I initiated a harvest cycle and it is just continually harvesting (still never opening the valve). Do I just need to replace this ice maker or do I have a bigger problem? Thanks in advance!

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Matt, This issue would be caused by a fault icemaker which will need to be replaced.

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Sam, You will want to Jump out the T to H with an insulated jumper wire with 1/4" stripped off the ends. This should allow the unit to go into a harvest mode. The light switch will also need to be pushed in. You can then test for 120 vac at the V to N to test to see if there is power to the valve. This issue will most likely be a motor module that is the issue.

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Robert, Unfortunately there is no way to get the unit to make more ice except you could turn the temp down a little which would allow the ice to freeze a little faster but other than that no way to do this.

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