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Customer Questions and Answers for Icemaker by Whirlpool

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By: Whirlpool
Part Number: OEM18091938
Manufacturer Part Number: W10884390

The Ice Maker is an OEM part compatible with Whirlpool refrigerators. It is a crucial component responsible for producing and dispensing ice cubes for your convenience and enjoyment.

Note: This replacement icemaker has a plastic tray on the bottom. If you are replacing this part the original icemaker you have to remove the plastic tray from this icemaker so the bracket will connect to hold the icemaker in place

Symptoms of needing to replace the ice maker include:

  • Reduced or no ice production
  • Ice cubes sticking together or clumping
  • Unusual noises or grinding sounds from the ice maker
  • Water leaks or condensation buildup around the ice maker area

Causes of needing a new ice maker can include normal wear and tear over time, issues with the water supply or filtration system, or physical damage due to impact or mishandling.

This OEM Whirlpool part is also compatible with Maytag, KitchenAid, Jenn-Air, Amana, Magic Chef, Admiral, Norge, Roper, and Kenmore refrigerator models.

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For Whirlpool Icemaker (Part Number: OEM18091938)

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P Pickens, Thanks for the question!!! This model does not have a cover over the icemaker wires. So you are all good.

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Ice Q, It would be recommended to make sure that the icemaker is filling properly as this could be the most likely cause for this problem.

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Ice Q, if the model number of your appliance could be provided in a new question, this will allow the most accurate information to be presented.

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Susie, if only the arm WPW10378255 was damaged and there was not any damage in the motor of the ice maker W10884390, replacing the arm would be ok. Whirlpool is compatible with Kitchenaid.

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Brian, the arm of the ice maker W10884390 could be set outside of the lock switch. If the arm is pulled slightly out from behind the motor and rotated into the upward position, it may push back in and stay up, indicating that it was not set. If the arm is not fully pressed into the motor, the arm would not be able to operate as it should.

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Hank, if the front cover of the ice maker is removed, it will allow access to the adjustment screw on the right side. However, it would be recommended that the fill tube is inspected to identify if there is water leaking by as this can indicate a failed valve WPW10498976.

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Bruce, The icemaker will only plug in one way and if you try to plug it in wrong it will not go in.

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Dennis, unfortunately, the model provided is not showing within the manufacturer's database. If the model and serial numbers could be verified and provided in a new question, this may allow for the most accurate information to be presented.

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David for Model Number MFC2062DEM00

Maytag Refrigerator MFC2062DEM00; Ice Maker part # 10469286 not working (compatible with Whirlpool AP6030643). The ice maker was working fine until I left the freezer door ajar overnight; then shut it. Melted water collected in the freezer bottom then froze after the freezer got cold again. Freezer still works but - No ice. YouTube says to test the ice machine cycle by jumping port T (thermostat) to H (Heater) with freezer light off. The cycle did not start. I tested port L (Line) to N (Neutral) for AC current. There was none. There is no ice in the water supply hose for at least 7 inches. Why would the ice machine break under the described conditions? Since the cycle did not start and there is no AC detected, is it safe to assume the ice machine is broken and there is no other obvious reason for no ice (solenoid perhaps?)? Thanks for your assistance

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David, it would be recommended that the wires going from the ice maker to the wall are tested for 120VAC from the black wire to the white wire on the end close to the wall. If there is voltage there when the door switch is pressed in, the failure is in the ice maker harness WPW10458985. If there is not voltage, the failure would likely be from the freezer door switch W11396033 failing or having a loose wire.

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