Dale October 15, 2011 for Model Number #s106626636 Ice maker continues to fill after a complete cycle. I just installed a new fill valve. HELP
1 Answer Hi Dale. The ice maker is shorted internally and continues to ask for fill. Part # is 4317943. Thank You. Read More...
Jerr S. October 13, 2011 for Model Number pbf2255hew Ice maker was making dirty ice ,now it makes none. Filter was changed 3 wks. ago.
1 Answer Hi Jerr. Is the ice maker getting water supply? If it is then check to see if the bail arm is down. Reach in and check for ejection fingers are not stuck physically with a cube or against ejection blades. If not then replace the ice maker with part # D7824706Q. Thank you. Read More...
Riverplate October 07, 2011 Part Number: AP2984633 - Ice Maker I did what you suggested (inserting a wire on T and H, and nothing happened) I have also realize that the timer wheel was turning, and it is not turning now. So I purchased the ice maker. How do I bleed the hose for the Ice Maker? The same way as you suggested before? I do not want to ruin the new Ice Maker. Please advice ASAP since I have already purchase the part. Thx
1 Answer Hello Riverplate. There is no need to bleed the hose. Just make sure the fill tube coming to the icemaker 4317943 is not frozen. If not, the water line should be fine. Hope this helps. Read More...
1 Answer Hello Eddie. Check and see if the icemaker 4317943 is overfilling or if the mold is cracked and leaking. If not, and the unit is overfilling, you will need to replace the water valve W10408179. If the unit is cracked or the clear coat has come off, you will need to replace the icemaker. Hope this helps. Read More...
Patrick October 04, 2011 for Model Number amana - ars8265BS The water that flows into the icemaker freezes up in the little funnel that send it into the bigger tray. Once that happens the next cycle of water sprays all over the freezer because of the ice build up in the funnel. What do I need to replace?
1 Answer Hello Patrick. Based on the information you provided, it sounds like the water valve 12002193 is bad and will need to be replaced. Hope this helps. Read More...
John October 04, 2011 for Model Number rs22aqxmq00 My icemaker is not working,I've already ruled out that the dispenser mechanism works and the solenoid water valve works,so it must be the icemaker does this sound right to you?
1 Answer Hello John. Yes, if the dispenser and the water valve is good, you will need to replace the icemaker 4317943 if it is not working properly. Hope this helps. Read More...
Gina October 04, 2011 for Model Number ED2SHAXMO11 I need to get ice maker out to inspect how do I get it out?
1 Answer Hello Gina. There is a 1/4" screw on the bottom right corner of the icemaker support. Remove that screw and remove the wiring cover. Once removed, press in on the tabs and slipd the assembly forward. Hold the flapper on the wall closed and remove the assembly. Unplug the wires going to the icemaker 4317943. Reinstall in reverse order. Hope this helps. Read More...
Art October 04, 2011 for Model Number Amana TL122KL Will this assembly replace my unit model #D626607 ice maker on my Amana refrigerator model TL122KL?
1 Answer Hello Art! Yes, the replacement icemaker part number D7824706Q is correct for your Amana Refrigerator model TL122KL. Thanks! Read More...
Larry P. October 03, 2011 for Model Number msd2655hew I noticed water dripping from the tray front and back. I dismantled the icemaker and found that the plastic coating is pealing off. It appears that water was seeping around the coating and over the edge. I removed the excess and recoated with clear coat. Any issues that you see with this?
1 Answer Hi Larry. There are a few issues with the clear coat. The heater mold is heated for approx. 6-sec. each time to help eject the cubes. This will possibly come loose and then come out with the cubes. The clear coat is not at all "Food -Grade" and will certainly cause health issues. The ice maker part # is D7824706Q. Thank you. Read More...
Riverplate October 03, 2011 for Model Number Maytag 2560 HES Hello, Below is the original question. It was easy to change the water valve, (part # AP 4080 917), and yet water is not flowing to the ice maker. I thought I had to get rid of the air inside the hoses. I did, and water comes out from the water dispenser.I have notice that the hose for the ice maker is empty. No water at all? Did I miss something? Is there a way to fill the hose with water?I have checked the ice maker again, the timer is working, the hose is clear and not frozen, is the signal to release water to the ice maker the problem? Please Advice. Thx ! "Water it is not getting to the ice maker. I have checked the the whole maker, the arm seems to work, I have removed the housing, and the timer wheel is rotating. I went to the back, bottom left, remove the plates, and the hoses are fine, I can clearly see that there is water for the water dispenser, and water for the ice maker is half way there. Each of those hoses are connected to a sineidol, relay, or some sort of electrical part that obviously work as a water pump. I said obviously because I've removed their electrical cables, then I've pressed the water dispenser button, and no water came out. Plugged back in and the water come out of the water dispenser.....So I am assuming that I have to replace that part? Your expert opinion is welcome !" Best regards,
1 Answer Riverplate, You have to "bleed " the air out of the ice maker fill tube as well. The easiest way is to get a 3 or 4 inch length of 14 guage wire and strip the 3/4 in. of insulation off of both ends. Remove the icemaker control head cover(white plastic box), insert one end of the wire into the opening labelled "T" and the other end in the opening labelled "H", and make sure the wire ends contact the internal contacts, in a few seconds the main gear should start to rotate, then remove the wire. When the ejector arm reaches the 1 to 2 o'clock position, the water valve should activate and you should hear and see water start to fill the fill spout. It may take 2 or 3 tests to clear the water, any more than that and you will need to recheck all the wiring connections at the wall connector or replace the icemaker, if you don't have a multimeter to check circuits and voltage. Thanks and Good Luck Read More...