Refrigerator Module Dispenser Parts

The Icemaker Assembly is an OEM part for LG refrigerators. This assembly is responsible for producing ice and dispensing it into the ice bucket within the freezer compartment. It includes the ice mold, motor, and other components that work together to form, freeze, and release ice cubes efficiently.

You should replace this icemaker assembly if it becomes defective. Common causes of a bad icemaker assembly include wear and tear over time, electrical failures, or blockages in the water supply line. Mineral buildup or malfunctioning components can also hinder the ice-making process.

Symptoms of a bad icemaker assembly include:

• No ice production
• Smaller than usual or misshapen ice cubes
• Leaks or water pooling in the freezer
• Unusual noises coming from the icemaker area

This OEM LG part is also compatible with Sears/Kenmore.

This assembly stores ice and delivers it from the ice maker to the dispenser. Replace it when the bin is cracked, warped, or its drive components are damaged, causing weak dispensing, jams, or being stuck on one ice type.

• Stores ice and interfaces with the dispenser system to deliver cubes or crushed ice
• Resolves no or weak ice dispensing
• Corrects grinding/clicking noises or auger jamming from a damaged bin
• Addresses visible cracks, broken tabs, or a bucket that won't seat securely

• Disconnect power to the refrigerator before servicing
• Open the door and pull the old bucket straight out; depress any release tab if equipped
• Align and seat the new assembly fully so the drive coupling engages—do not force it
• Restore power and test the dispenser (cube and crush selections)

The Icemaker is an OEM part for Whirlpool refrigerators. This component is responsible for producing ice by automatically filling with water, freezing it, and then ejecting the ice cubes into the storage bin. Please note that for installation, you will need to reuse the original cover and bracket from your existing icemaker. Makes 5 cubes at a time.

Causes of a bad icemaker can include mechanical failures, clogged water lines, or electrical issues. Over time, wear and tear from constant use or exposure to hard water and impurities can also affect its performance.

Symptoms of a bad icemaker include:

• The icemaker not producing ice
• Ice cubes being smaller than usual or misshapen
• Leaking water inside the freezer
• Unusual noises during the ice-making process
• The ice bin not filling up

This OEM part is also compatible with Maytag, KitchenAid, Jenn-Air, Amana, Magic Chef, Admiral, Norge, Roper, and Kenmore models.

Note: The icemaker does not include the harness or the shut off arm.

This ice maker assembly produces and harvests ice for compatible refrigerators, replacing a failed or damaged ice-making unit to restore normal ice production and cycling. Designed as a direct-replacement service part for units that use this OEM assembly. What it does:

• Forms, freezes, and harvests ice automatically as part of the freezer's ice-making cycle.
• Common symptoms it addresses: little or no ice production, ice maker not cycling, or ice trays not filling.
• Works with the refrigerator's water inlet and control signals to dump ice into the bin when ready.
• Replaces a defective ice-making module to stop intermittent operation or visible damage to the ice tray.

• Disconnect power and shut off the water supply before beginning replacement.
• Remove the ice bin and interior trim panels as needed to access the ice maker; keep track of mounting screws.
• Disconnect the wiring harness and water inlet tube carefully; avoid forcing connectors or pinch points.
• After installation, restore power and water, check for leaks, and run the ice-maker test/diagnostic cycle per the refrigerator's service instructions.

A black collar kit that replaces worn or damaged trim around the appliance opening, restoring fit and finish while helping maintain a secure seal between connected components. What it does:

• Replaces cracked, chipped, or faded collar/trim to improve appearance and restore proper alignment.
• Helps reduce gaps or drafts at the appliance opening caused by broken or warped trim.
• Prevents rubbing or interference between adjacent parts where the collar provides a finished edge.
• Useful when original collar is bent, loose, or no longer holds in mounting clips.

• Always disconnect power (and water, if applicable) before servicing the appliance.
• Basic hand tools such as a screwdriver or nut driver are typically required; follow the OEM diagram for correct orientation.
• Inspect mounting clips and surrounding seals; replace any damaged hardware or gaskets as needed.

This recessed trim piece replaces a bowed or damaged trim that surrounds a refrigerator recessed handle, restoring a clean appearance and secure fit. It covers the trim opening and helps keep the handle area sealed and finished. What it does:

• Replaces bent, warped or bowed recessed trim around the door handle area
• Restores the finished look and helps hold the handle trim in place
• Reduces gaps where dirt or moisture can collect near the handle
• Helps prevent the trim from catching or snagging when opening the door

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting work when required for your model
• Remove door handle or existing trim per your model's service instructions to access trim
• Align trim in the recess and snap or fasten into place; avoid forcing or prying to prevent damage
• If trim clips are broken, replace clips as needed

This white module cover label replaces a worn, faded, or missing label that fits over the appliance control module, restoring a clean finished look and ensuring the control area is clearly marked. What it does:

• Covers and protects the control module face from cosmetic damage and light surface dirt.
• Restores the printed/visible label area when original decal is cracked, peeled, or illegible.
• Helps maintain a finished appearance around the control assembly.
• Used when adhesive backing has failed or the original cover is missing.

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any work.
• Remove the control console or housing per the appliance service instructions to access the module cover.
• Peel away old label and adhesive residue; align the replacement carefully before pressing into place.
• If fasteners are present, hand-tighten only and avoid forcing parts; follow OEM service guidance for reassembly.