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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 Bob,

This sounds like the water inlet valve. There are timed electrical contacts in the ice maker control module, so there is a possibility that you are experiencing a short cycle. Most of the time in a situation like this, the water inlet valve solves the issue. This unit has a primary and a secondary valve. Either one can cause the issue. I would try the secondary 61005626 first and if the problem isn't corrected, replace the primary valve 12001892. The reason for this is simply that you can test the coils on the valves but there is no test to see if the internal parts are mechanically working properly.

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Dan, The first thing to check is the freezer door alignment to the cabinet, It must be perpendicular to the refrigerator cabinet. Check and clean the door seal, and make sure theres nothing in the baskets pressing out on the door, or touching the control area. Also check the refrigerator door, and seal,especially the bottom portion and also check the bottom floor of the refrigerator for condensation or water.

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Hello Scott,

The ice maker is comparable to a control board in the sense that it contains electrical contacts which tell the components what to do and when to do it. It's the ice maker that energizes the water inlet valve. It is entirely possible to have a set of contacts that stick and contacts that are burned enough not to make contact when they close. What I'm doing is explaining to you why the ice maker can be responsible for your failure. In light of this information, you can see why the ice maker is one of the most difficult to understand and diagnose.

I would check the water pressure first though. You see, the ice maker only cycles the water valve open for 7 seconds. If you are getting an insufficient water fill, this can also be attributed to a pinched or crimped water line as well as an ice maker contact or water valve failure.

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Dan, Re check and make sure you have the "bail" arm installed properly at both ends, and there are no obstructions or burrs on the fill cup or control head and ice stripper/separator. If all's OK, contact the APP Customer Service Team and arrange for a replacement part. the control module would have a defect, and will need to be replaced. Thanks

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Hello Joe,

I'm assuming that the unit you bought the ice maker for has no ice maker in it now. If this is the case, you should have bought an ice maker kit W11700559 instead of a replacement ice maker. The ice maker kit includes the parts necessary to install an ice maker in a unit that previously had no ice maker. The water supply line attaches to the water valve at the rear of the unit and the wiring should be present already and only needs connected, (one two wire jack). The water line goes up the rear of the unit and connects to the fill tube which goes through the rear freezer all to the fill cup on the ice maker assembly. The ice maker screws to the wall and the wires from the ice maker plug into a connector that is behind a plastic cover that says something to the effect of "Ice Maker Ready". The ice maker kit even comes with an ice bucket for the ice to drop into as the ice maker harvests it.

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Jack for Model Number MZD2766GEB

ANOTHER FOLLOW UP. If I need to "test for power to the water valve when the icemaker cycles" how will I know when it's ready to cycle? If I sit there waiting for it to cycle I might be there a long time & what if I miss it when it cycles? Is there a way to make it cycle? Plz help. Thanks PREVIOUS QUESTION My model MZD2766GEB Maytag refrigerator isn't making ice. The unit is turning to flip the ice out, it just isn't putting water into the ice tray. It's not leaking water anywhere and the water dispenser in the door is working fine. How do I check to see if the icemaker needs replaced or if it's the water valve etc? Thanks, Jack

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Hello Jack. You remove the cover and use a jumper wire. Insert it into the holes on the module T and H then wait until the will turns about 1/4 round. Pull out the wire and test for power.

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Jack for Model Number MZD2766GEB

This is a follow up to an earlier question. My ice maker isn't getting water to make ice. Is it true that since the water dispenser in the door is getting water, the water valve is good and I don't need to check it? EARLIER QUESTION My model MZD2766GEB Maytag refrigerator isn't making ice. The unit is turning to flip the ice out, it just isn't putting water into the ice tray. It's not leaking water anywhere and the water dispenser in the door is working fine. How do I check to see if the icemaker needs replaced or if it's the water valve etc? Thanks, Jack

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Hello Jack. No, there are 2 solenoids on the water valve and one can work and the other one be bad.

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Hello George. If the icemaker is working, but is very noisey, you will need to replace the icemaker 4317943 in the unit.

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Hello Tim,

This sounds like an insufficient water fill to me. If the cubes seem small, this is the cause. You either have low water pressure to the unit, or the water valve is failing. These are the most probable causes. The issue can be in the motor module, (ice maker control), as there are mechanical points that have to make electrical contact which could be part of the issue.

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