Rick C. April 24, 2011 for Model Number 59653469300 My ice maker is dripping slowly when new ice is made, however after I removed the unit there is no leak at all. I assume the valve is OK. I looked inside the ice maker and in the front left it appears that the coating is chipped off and separating from the ice maker. Assuming the valve does not leak, is this the problem as the missing coating is where the plastic ice cube ejection auger rotates?
1 Answer Hello Rick. If the coating is coming off the icemaker, you will need to replace it. I would make sure the valve is not leaking. If it is good, then the icemaker should fix the problem. If the valve is bad, I would replace both parts, due to the coating issue. Hope this helps. Read More...
Mamag April 21, 2011 for Model Number Maytag model MSD2454FR* My icemaker doesn't make ice cubes anymore - it makes noises like it is working, but nothing is happening. The refrigerator still dispenses water, but I think my icemaker is shot. Which ice maker replacement part do I need?
1 Answer Hello! Is water getting to the ice maker? If not, make sure that the fill tube is not blocked with ice or clogged. If its not, replace the valve 61005626. If it is, make sure that the freezer is freezing between 0-5 degrees and replace the ice maker D7824706Q. Hope this helps! Read More...
Ken April 21, 2011 for Model Number MSD2454GRW I replaced my Maytag icemaker with the AP4135008 direct replacement after it stopped working. It is now making ice but some are hollow and the ones that are full are not frozen through, liquid inside. These sometimes break on ejection and cause an ice puddle in the bottom of the tray. Is there some kind of ajustment I need to do?
1 Answer Hello Ken! The ice maker replacement [D7824706Q] is correct for your model MSD2454GRW. You will need to check your water filter EDR7D1 and make sure it has good flow and is not goin out. If the water filter is good, you will need to replace the water valve 61005626. Hope this helps! Read More...
Bill April 21, 2011 for Model Number mzd2665heb I replaced the ice maker but the new one won't make ice. I uninstalled it and reinstalled it to make sure that the wiring was plugged in properly and it still won't make ice. Is there some sort of on/off switch or setting that I don`t know about.
1 Answer Hello Bill. Did you put the shut off arm off the old icemaker onto the new icemaker? The shut off arm, in the raised position, turns the icemaker off. When it is in the down position, the icemaker is on. If all of this is good, you will need to look and see if the fill tube is frozen, or if you have a bad water valve WP67005154. Hope this helps. Read More...
Annie April 18, 2011 for Model Number ? My icemaker is making all the right sounds, but no water is going into it. It sounds like it is filling, but it isn't. Do I need a new valve?
1 Answer Hello Annie. You will need to check and make sure the fill tube is not frozen up. If it is, you will need to clear it out and replace the water valve. If it is clear, you will need to remove the line from the valve and cycle the icemaker and see if water comes out of the valve. If it does not, then you will need to replace the valve, if there is power going to it. Hope this helps. Read More...
Jim P April 12, 2011 for Model Number 10659069990 We recentley replaced our water filter cartridge. Since then, our ice maker is letting water come through on the front part of the ice maker and freezing solid in the bottom of the ice container. Any suggestions ?
1 Answer Hello Jim. It sounds like the water valve W10408179 is not shutting off fast enough, and will need to be replaced. Hope this helps. Read More...
Bill April 12, 2011 for Model Number Jenn Air JSD2695KES Ice maker stoped making ice. The speed ice display only shows 0F so I replaced the thermostat. The display briefly showed -4F then back to 0. No water is entering the unit and when I manually added water the unit does not eject the ice even though it is frozen.
1 Answer Hello Bill. If your freezer is freezing properly, you will need to replace the ice maker D7824706Q. Thanks. Read More...
Dan April 05, 2011 for Model Number Maytag MTB2156E* Have a slow leak in front part of ice maker, causing a frozen drip & clumps in pan. New valve? Which part number do I need?
1 Answer Hello Dan. It sounds like the valve WP61005273 may not be shutting off fast enough. Hope this helps. Read More...
Ken April 04, 2011 for Model Number gd2nhgxkq01 Water is coming out of freezer and running onto floor. Unit just makes 1 or 2 cubes at a time. Can you help?
1 Answer Hello Ken. It sounds like you may have two problems here. You will need to check and see if the drain is clogged up in the freezer. If so, you will need to thaw it out and clean it out with hot water and a turkey bastor. As for the low ice production, if you have changed the filter and it is good, then you will need to change the water valve W10408179. Hope this helps. Read More...
Doug April 04, 2011 for Model Number MFI2568AES There is no water to the ice maker. The water tap for the door works just fine. I was going to try to remove the ice maker and see if I can find the water entry point to check for a plug or to see if it is frozen. I can not figure out how to remove the ice maker. I removed the 3 screws that hold the auger motor. It also looks like I need to remove the screw that holds the finger that spins the auger. Are there any other screws that hold the ice maker? Where can I find a schematic drawing? I also see a plastic tab on the left side. Do I just "pull hard" to remove? If the inlet is not frozen - what should I try next?
1 Answer Hello Doug. Here are the instructions from the manufacture. Hope this helps.Removung the icemaker.1 Remove ice bucket2 Remove icemaker wire harness by inserting a flat blade screwdriver into the slot on the cover on the left. Push up on screwdriver and pull cover to release.3 Disconnect icemaker wire harness.4 Release locking leaver and slide the icemaker assembly out of the box.5 Remove the screws holding the icemaker to the impinger.6 Remove the icemaker from the impinger. Read More...