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Customer Questions and Answers for Refrigerator Ice Maker by Whirlpool

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By: Whirlpool
Part Number: OEM18091989
Manufacturer Part Number: W10886939

This ice maker automatically produces and dispenses ice cubes in your refrigerator's freezer compartment. It fills with water, freezes it into cubes, and drops them into the storage bin for convenient access. Replace this ice maker if it stops producing ice, makes unusually loud noises, or produces malformed or cloudy ice cubes.

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For Whirlpool Refrigerator Ice Maker (Part Number: OEM18091989)

Jeremiah for Model Number WRF767SDHZ00

The icemaker in the freezer compartment was working great until I replaced a failed evaporator fan motor. Immediately after the successful replacement, we noticed the icemaker wasn't producing ice. I manually triggered a harvest cycle using a jumper wire and the icemaker fills with water, the freezer is -5 degrees, but the icemaker doesn't seem to trigger a harvest cycle. Is this an issue with the icemaker thermostat? I'm not sure what triggers the icemaker to begin a harvest cycle.

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Jeremiah,
The thermostat inside the ice maker starts the ice maker cycle. The freezer temperature should be below 8°f for proper ice maker operation.

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Kathy,

This icemaker will produce ice every 1 to 1 1/2 hours. WIth this being an 8 cube icemaker then it will produce approximately 96 cubes per day.

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Kathy,

You will want to check to make sure that it is at least 0 to 5 degrees in the ice compartment as improper temps will cause this.

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Kathy,

Look for air leaks around the ice door and check the icemaker for leaking.

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Kathy,

Check to see if the coating on the icemaker mold is peeling. If it is then replace the icemaker. If not then look for a possible water valve that may be allowing too much water through to the icemaker.

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Kathy,

If you put the unit into a service diagnostic you can cycle the icemaker to test for water fill. You can test to make sure that you are getting 120 Vac to the water valve and if you are but no water is coming through then the water valve would most likely be the issue.

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