Refrigerator Auger, Helix, Crusher

This is the ice level sensing arm that detects when the ice bin is full and signals the ice maker to stop producing ice. It pivots up as ice accumulates in the bin, triggering the shut-off mechanism. Replace this arm if your ice maker won't stop making ice, stops producing ice prematurely, or if the arm is broken, bent, or not moving freely.

This ice container assembly holds and channels cubed ice from the ice maker to the dispenser area, keeping ice contained and ready for use. It replaces a cracked, warped or missing ice bin to restore normal ice storage. What it does

• Collects and stores ice produced by the ice maker to prevent spills and buildup in the cabinet
• Guides ice toward the dispenser/auger area for consistent delivery
• Prevents ice from jamming or falling into other refrigerator compartments
• Helps maintain proper ice flow when the original bin is damaged or warped

• One ice container assembly

• Disconnect power to the refrigerator before removing or installing the ice container
• Remove existing ice and empty the freezer area to avoid spills during replacement
• Align the bin with the guides and slide into place until it seats securely; do not force
• If ice delivery issues persist after installation, check the ice maker/auger and dispenser components

Ice dispenser not working or making noise? The auger helix transports ice from bin to chute. DIY repair takes about 10 minutes with video guidance.

Ice spilling in your freezer? A cracked ice bin won't store cubes properly. This container collects and holds ice from your icemaker securely.

Ice dispenser clogging or container rusting? This refrigerator ice bin catches and stores ice from your icemaker. Direct replacement takes 15 minutes.

Optional flexible ice tray for those that dont have an icemaker

If your ice cube tray is broken or missing, this replacement tray forms and holds standard-sized ice cubes in your freezer. Simple installation.

This complete ice maker assembly produces and dispenses ice cubes in your refrigerator's freezer compartment. It includes all the internal mechanisms needed for ice production including the water inlet, freezing chamber, and ejection system. Replace this assembly if your refrigerator stops making ice, produces malformed ice cubes, or if ice production is significantly slower than normal.

Lost or broken ice scoop? This replacement scoop fits your refrigerator's ice bin perfectly. Simple snap-in installation takes just minutes.

Ice container cracked or broken? This refrigerator ice cube bin stores ice from your automatic ice maker. Simple snap-in installation takes minutes.

Fix a broken ice cube tray in your refrigerator with this ice maker tray assembly. Direct replacement part restores proper ice production.

Cracked or broken ice cube tray? This plastic tray restores manual ice-making in your refrigerator. Simple drop-in replacement, no tools required.

Ice won't dispense or jams frequently? This ice dispenser auger rotates inside the bin to push cubes forward. Fixes slow or jammed dispensing issues.

This is a stationary blade located inside the refrigerator's ice dispenser chute that helps break apart clumped ice as it passes through. It works alongside the rotating crusher blade to ensure ice is properly sized for dispensing. Replace this blade if dispensed ice comes out in large clumps, the dispenser jams frequently, or the blade is visibly cracked or worn.

This ice bucket assembly replaces the refrigerator's internal ice collection tray, restoring reliable ice storage and dispensing. It keeps produced ice contained and helps deliver ice to the dispenser or storage area. What it does

• Collects and holds ice produced by the icemaker so cubes stay contained and accessible.
• Guides ice toward the dispenser or access area for smooth delivery.
• Helps prevent ice from spilling into the freezer compartment or blocking other components.
• Compatible with tray-style icemakers that use a separate bucket assembly.

• One ice bucket assembly

• Before installing, unplug the refrigerator or shut off power at the breaker to avoid electrical hazard.
• Remove existing ice and any obstructions; handle ice components with care to avoid damage.
• Slide or latch the assembly into the icemaker housing per the OEM alignment; no special tools typically required.
• After installation, restore power and run an ice cycle or allow several production cycles to ensure proper operation.