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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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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

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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.

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Hello Vinny. You will open the freezer door and remove the 1/4" screws on the back right hand side under the icemaker tray. Then remove the cover the screw was securing in place. Once removed, you will release the tab on the left side and slide the assembly forward. Be careful and tape closed the flap on the left side of the freezer so you don't break it. Once removed, you will unplug the wires going to the icemaker. Now you can access and remove the screws securing the icemaker to the tray. Reinstall with the new icemaker 4317943 in reverse order. Hope this helps.

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Hello Don. Check and make sure the water valve is not causing the unit to overflow and drip into the bin. If the valve is good, you will need to replace the icemaker D7824706Q. Hope this helps.

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Hi Michael/ The 2- ice maker side tabs are used to first clip the ice maker onto the side wall brackets or screws. Did you remove screws at the side / top of the ice maker ? If there are any screw bosses on the side of the cabinet, only use 1/2 " screws to remount the ice maker . The bottom Fwd lower metal bracket on the ice maker is bolted to the side of the cabinet. Make sure the ice maker is level so your ice cube fills are normal. Thank You.

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John, OK, The "U" shaped tube in the diagram, is the mold heater. If that is rusted or has sediment dripping from it, that would be an issue in the icemaker mold, or the icemaker is overfilling, slightly. Start by replacing the ice maker. Thanks for the clarification, Thanks and Good Luck

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John, a couple of things to look for. Make sure the ice maker itself is level in both directions. Remove the front cover and make sure the two lower mounting screws, on the control head are tight. Then slightly adjust the water level/fill time on the control head, turn the adjustment screw( on the right side of the control head) 1/2 turn (at a time) clockwise to reduce the water level in the mold. Thanks and Good Luck

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