Customer Questions and Answers for Replacement Icemaker by Whirlpool

Hello DBE! The replacement icemaker used on the given model should be part number 2198597. Thanks!

Hello Dan. The wiring harness for the icemaker D7824706Q should have a d shaft on one of the plugs and can only be installed one way. If not, you will need to pull out the other end of the connector and match up the wires. Hope this helps.

Hello Larry. Yes, based on the information, you will need to replace the icemaker, and 4317943 is the correct icemaker. Hope this helps.

Hi Dominic. Pry open the cover with a small blade screwdriver. Then you can see the small 3/8 " hole in the upper rt. corner. Inside this hole is a brass plate with a hole punched out in the center of it. This hole is centered from the factory so you get a avg. fill. Then you look to the immediate rt. and you will see the white screw head that adjust this fill adjustment. You only move this approx 1/2 turn either way from center. This will take the "black center hole" Lt. or Rt. Remember that Lt of cntr. water lets in. Then Rt. of center the water restricts. Ice maker part # D7824706Q. Thank You.

Hello Alex. Yes, based on the model number, 4317943 is the correct ice maker. Hope this helps.

Larry, Try this, Disconnect the wires from the ice maker solenoid on the fill valve, Attach the meter leads to the wires and cycle the icemaker, if you have 120 VAC across the wires replace the fill valve WP67005154. If you have less than 100 VAV across the wires, replace the icemaker D7824706Q , and check for any loose connections in the harnesses. Good Luck and Thanks

Pat, The white plastic/ ceramic casing is most likely an "inline" fuse. You'll need to disconnect the wire at both connection points and check for a "closed" circuit, if there is no resistance, then the fuse would be "open", and you'll need to check for a "shorted component in the icemaker assembly(thermostat, heater, motor or switches). Good Luck and Thanks

Hello Fred. Check and make sure the defrost timer is not stuck in the on position. If so, it will prevent power from coming to the motor. If it is good, you may have a bad cold control R0161092 in the unit. Hope this helps.

Hello Michael. Based on the model number you provided, D7824706Q is the correct icemaker for the unit. Hope this helps.

Hello Ronnie. Yes, based on the model number you provided, 4317943 is the correct icemaker kit. Hope this helps.