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Customer Questions and Answers for Kit Dual Water Valve by Whirlpool

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Part Number: OEM12029904
Manufacturer Part Number: 12001414

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For Whirlpool Kit Dual Water Valve (Part Number: OEM12029904)

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Wm Sanford, You will want to check the mold on the icemaker to ensure that it is not deteriorating as this will likely be the cause for this issue.

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Hello Javier, I'm sorry but this is an import model. You will need to contact an import dealership to obtain the correct part numbers. We do not have the capability of looking these up. You are welcome to check back with us to see if we have the parts available but we just cannot look up the parts by model number since this is an import dealership issue. Thank you for your patience and understanding in this matter.

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David, The times to cool down will vary. The thermostat has to cool down to 14-15 dgrs. F. before the circuit closes and allows the ice maker control to advance the cycle. It could take a couple or three hours depending on how warm the freezer compartment got during the repair.

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Chad for Model Number RSW2400EAE

APPLIANCE: MAYTAG PLUS SIDE BY SIDE WITH ICE/WATER IN DOOR. Intermittently, the water in the door drips after using, enough to fill the basin in the door and run into the floor. Not a heavy stream, just drips. My first thought was ice cubes hung in the outlet chute but each time it is clear. Ice maker still seems to be working fine - haven't noticed any problems with ice. Does this seem like a water valve problem? Water valve solenoid? Thanks!

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Hello Doug, The only two thing that can cause the fill tube to fill with ice is low water pressure supplied to the refrigerator or a bad water valve.

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Hello Bob, If the unit has sufficient water pressure to it, the icemaker issue is most likely the water valve 12001414. The water/ice in the bottom of the unit is most likely a stopped up defrost drain. The back wall of the freezer will need to be removed to gain access to the drain so you can use a hair dryer to thaw it out. Afterwards, chase the drain with a piece of weedeater line and pour in a tablespoon of white vinegar. This will deter the formation of algae from bacterial action.

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Jay for Model Number jrsd209t

Hi, I have ice build up inside the bottom of the freezer, by the defrost pan at the bottom of the back freezer panel. I took out the back panel of the freezer & blew out the defrost pan line that goes to the pan under the refrigerator. I did this two weeks ago & I had no water in the freezer until yesterday. The ice maker/water dispenser work fine. What can I do now? You guys just finish helping me install a new drum belt in my Maytag dryer --that was a steep learning curve. thank you. . Jay

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Hello Jay. It sounds like the drain is clogged again. When you blow it out, flush it with hot water to clear any blockage in the line.

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Brandon for Model Number Maytag MZD2752GR

My ice maker seems to be having issues killing the water supply when filling the ice tray. Most of the time the ice maker works perfectly but on a few occasions the water has run for extended periods of time, running through the ice bin and leaking out the door. Is this an issue with the ice maker itself or with the water valve that supplies the ice tray? It doesn't seem like this is just a simple cube size adjustment with the water running for minutes at a time in some instances. Thanks!

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Brandon, It would be more likely that the water valve is causing the unit to overfill the icemaker but you can check to see if you notice that the water is overfilling by checking to see where the fingers that push the ice out are. If they are between 11:30 and 12:00 position then the icemaker is sticking causing the unit to overfill otherwise the valve is not closing causing the issue.

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