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Customer Questions and Answers for Ice Maker by Whirlpool

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Part Number: OEM12405033
Manufacturer Part Number: D7824706Q

This ice maker assembly produces and dispenses ice cubes in your refrigerator's freezer compartment. It automatically fills with water, freezes it into cubes, and releases them into the ice bin. Replace this part when your refrigerator stops making ice, produces misshapen cubes, or makes unusual noises during the ice-making cycle.

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For Whirlpool Ice Maker (Part Number: OEM12405033)

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Hello Leonard. If you replaced the icemaker D7824706Q and it does not cycle, you will need to check all connections and make sure the arm is in the on position on the unit. Also, make sure the fill tube is not frozen on the unit.

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Lee for Model Number Kitchenaid Refrigerator Model No. KTRF22MSALYO

This refrigerator was purchased in December 1988. The ice maker does not work. I have checked the solenoid valve and cleaned out some mineral build-up on the screen on the water inlet side. I checked the white gear behind the ice maker cover in the freezer and it is intact. I observed the bail move as if it was cycling but no water is coming in. I disconnected the water line at the solenoid valve and was able to blow through to the inlet tube inside the freezer. The saddle valve on the cold water line in the basement works. What else can I check out?

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Hi Lee. Use a volt meter to see if there is 120 vac going to the ice maker. Unplug the ice maker at the back of the freezer wall and see if the connectors from the black and white wire will have the supply 120 vac. Use a volt meter to see if there is 120 vac going to the water valve. Unplug the water valve electrical connection and insert the meter leads tightly. Set it up facing towards the front of the fridge cabinet so you can see it from the ice maker area. Remove the ice maker front cover. Then set the bail arm down. Grab the ice maker stripper blades and gently pull in a rotate effort to start rotation for a regular fill time. Watch the volt meter because for approx. 6-7seconds of the ice maker sending the 120 volts to the water valve. If it does then you may have a bad water valve coil not opening to send the water. Ohm out the water valve terminals for resistance (400-600 ohms). If it is less or open (0-ohms) replace it w/part # 4318047. If you have the voltage to the ice maker but not going to the valve then replace the ice maker. The ice maker is part # 4317943. Thank You

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Hello Hank,

You need to make sure the noise you are hearing is the ice maker and not the water valve. If it is the ice maker making the noise while it is turning,the issue will be the ice maker. If the noise is coming from the water valve, you need to see if the fill chute where the water comes in is frozen. If it is, the water valve is the issue. If it isn't frozen, the ice maker is still going to be the issue.
Again, I always list the part number but I cannot when there is no model number listed. You can repost with the model number or you can call in and one of our operators will be happy to assist you in getting the correct part number to correct your issue.

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Mj for Model Number ET1MTKXKQ00

Several years ago I was frustrated with repeatedly having to replace the icemaker in my refrigerator between solenoids, coatings on the tray coming off, etc., etc. etc. The 3rd time it failed, I pulled it out and threw it in the trash to increase freezer space as it wouldn't work anyway. I'm thinking of purchasing and installing another ice maker at this time and want to verify the correct unit for the refrigerator model I provided above. Does everything come complete with the unit so it can be installed and operational or are there other items that need to be purchased independently? I noticed on one of the other Q&A's that one component was indicated as no longer provided with the units. Also, the solenoid to the former ice maker is still on the refrigerator. Will it need to be replaced as well (or does it come with a new unit purchase as part of the assembly anyways)?

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MJ, you would need the icemaker, bucket, any tubing, etc. You can purchase the kit, part number W11700559 which contains all these parts. I would suggest purchasing the kit and using/replacing all parts. Thanks!

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Hello Joe! Yes, the icemaker D7824706Q is the correct manufacturer replacement and will fit your Maytag refrigerator model MSD2756GEW. Thanks!

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Jf for Model Number 10657762791

The ice in my ice maker is stuck halfway and is not dispensing into the tub. My tub has an auger attached to it that then dispenses through the door of the freezer. Next to the ice dispenser is a water dispenser which is also built into the door. I suspect, based upon my research, that the best bet for fixing my problem is to replace the entire ice maker. However, your description of the ice maker for my model says, "This model does not fit refrigerators that have the ice auger assembly mounted on the door and the electronic sensor to sense ice level." Item Number: AP2984633 As stated above, my auger is mounted on the ice tub which is next to the door. Also, my ice maker has an arm assembly to sense the level of ice in the tub. Will this ice maker fit in my refrigerator? Read more: http://www.appliancepartspros.com/Appliance-Parts/whirlpool-whirlpool-icemaker-kit-item-number-ap2984633.aspx#ixzz257nZMu74 http://www.appliancepartspros.com "

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Hello J.F.,

The complete ice maker will correct the issue more cheaply than replacing the individual parts that will probably be required. The mold heater is most likely bad and the thermostat is part of the issue. The control module has probably sustained damage from the unit being run out of time. It would be cheaper to replace the ice maker assembly 4317943.

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