Jake January 18, 2026 for Model Number WRS588FIHZ06 Icemaker is not producing much ice. Ran diagnostic tests and water coming to icemaker is at a slow trickle. Had a chunk of ice in the fill tube for icemaker, have removed and still have a trickle of water, also tried thawing with hair dryer, no improvement. Cold water dispenser is working OK. Wondering if this is a fill valve issue or something else. Fridge making less noise than usual when icemaker tries to fill. Is this a fill valve issue, or has the heater gone out and caused a different problem?
1 Answer Jake, This issue would most likely be caused by a faulty water inlet valve part number WPW10341320. Read More...
Robert February 22, 2025 for Model Number WRS588FIHZ00 Can not find how to access the dual water inlet valve on Whirlpool WRS588FIHZ00. The main one is easy to get to but how do you access the dual one looks like its in the middle of the refrigerator but the back is solid
1 Answer Hello Robert, thank you for contacting Appliance Parts Pros. The dual valve [WPW10341320] is in the machine compartment behind the inlet valve, you have to remove the main inlet valve to access the dual valve. Read More...
Tyson February 12, 2025 for Model Number WRS588FIHZ00 My Ice maker is leaking after it fills. It makes ice then empties but it seems to over fill or create a spray that gets all over the ice in the bin and frezzes into a big block. I replaced the dual water inlet valve today and it did not change anything. Whats next? the ice maker itself? or the single inlet water valve?
1 Answer Tyson, Check to make sure that the water pressure coming to the refrigerator is not too high. The water pressure should be approximately 60 PSI for normal operation. Read More...
Tw November 23, 2024 for Model Number MSC21C6MFZ00 What are the ohm readings for each water valve solenoid coil?
1 Answer TW, the dual valve WPW10341320 / OEM24079758 would be tested for voltage during water activation. If there is not a clogged or frozen water line and the valve receives voltage and water but does not pass water through, the valve has failed. Read More...
H August 29, 2024 for Model Number KRSC500ESS00 Your part No. Water Inlet Valve WPW10341320 / AP6019939. I replaced the ice maker and still have water in the bin-possibly overflow from the ice tray, causing clumps of ice. The water inlet valve (above) shows its for a washing machine. Is this part also used on washing machines? I need one for the refrigerator...
1 Answer Hello H, thank you for contacting APP, The description under the part is incorrect, the Water Inlet Valve WPW10341320 should be the one for your refrigerator and is only used on refrigerators. Thank you for bringing this to our attention. Read More...
Tuna August 19, 2024 for Model Number 10651783412 ice maker not making ice, have good water pressure and flows through dispenser. could the problem be the double water inlet valve?
1 Answer Hello Tuna, thank you for contacting APP, This may be Ice Maker Assembly W10873791 / W10873791, the Water Inlet Valve WPW10341320 / WPW10341320, or the Refrigerator Control Board W11035841 / AP6039982. If you are hearing the icemaker cycle, but there is not water in the mold/tray, and the valve seems to be coming on to fill the icemaker, then it would likely be the valve. Read More...
Matt June 07, 2024 for Model Number wrs588lhz00 The collar broke on the 5/16 water inlet valve. Can I get just a new collar or do I have to buy the whole piece?
1 Answer Matt, unfortunately, the collar is not available separately from the single solenoid valve WPW10238100 or dual solenoid valve WPW10341320. Read More...
Dennis February 02, 2024 for Model Number KSC24C8EYY02 With power on and water on I cannot get water to flow through refrigerator water filter. If I remove filter, water flows freely from the dispenser. Install filter, water dribbles then stops flowing. I have replaced water filter and the water inlet solenoid. Is the water and ice solenoids next?
Neil January 22, 2024 for Model Number Kenmore 106.51132 210 I have been troubleshooting my low ice cube production for about 6 weeks. First I noticed water that froze around the dispenser motor, thinking we had inadvertently left the door open. Then I discovered that the emitter and receiver seemed to be faulty and replaced both of them. That worked for about 2 weeks. Then all of sudden, water was randomly dispensing through into the ice reservoir greater the the 7.5 seconds and more than the 1.75 ounces. My options were replace the ice maker of the dual inlet water value. I replaced the ice maker. That worked for a about 4 to 5 days. Then over this last weekend I noticed the ice production was minimal to none. After some more troubleshooting, I determined that it was the dual inlet water value. Total parts replaced: 4 1. Emitter for Bin 2. Receiver for Bin 3. Ice Maker 4. Dual Inlet Water Value. The Dual Inlet Water Value is the last part replaced and has been installed and the refrigerator has been up and running with the value installed for about 18-20 hrs and the ice maker is barely producing ice and approximately 2 hrs. ago I activated the Accer-Ice feature. Request any guidance on what else the problem could be?
1 Answer Neil, It is always recommended to give 24 hours for ice production and to fill the ice bin will maybe take a little longer. Keep in mind that the icemaker will make cubes approximately every 1 to 1 1/2 hours. Read More...
Dave April 02, 2023 for Model Number WRS588FIHZ00 My ice maker stopped making ice. Upon inspection the ice tray is overfull and does not eject. Further, water seems to have overflowed into and coated the inside of the ice tank as well as pooling in the chute below the tank. I let everything thaw out and the exact same issue happens again. I inspected the wire harness at the bottom of the door and only the green wire was cut, which I repaired. No change to ice maker problem. Is the issue the ice maker itself or the valve?
1 Answer Dave, You will need to cycle the ice maker to see if the ice maker is overfilling or if the water valve is not closing and is dripping in continuously. Read More...