Kfcp22exmp4 Kitchenaid Parts

This ice mold and heater assembly forms the ice cubes and warms the mold just enough during harvest so cubes release cleanly into the bin. Replacing a worn mold/heater restores reliable ice production and prevents jams or incomplete ejection.

• Forms the ice cube cavities and provides gentle heat for smooth release
• Can help resolve slow or no ice production due to cubes sticking in the mold
• Address misshapen cubes, ice jams, or incomplete harvest cycles
• Common when the coating is worn, the heater is open, or cubes consistently hang up

• Disconnect power to the refrigerator before servicing the icemaker
• Remove the icemaker assembly to access and swap the mold/heater unit
• Transfer any required brackets or hardware from the old part if applicable
• After reassembly, restore power and allow several hours for normal ice making

This foam filter block fits into its designated cavity to help screen debris and cushion adjoining components. Replacing a worn or missing block helps maintain proper airflow paths and can reduce vibration-related noise.

• Serves as a foam filter/seal inside the unit's air path or compartment
• Helps keep dust and debris out of internal passages
• Provides cushioning to minimize vibration and rattling
• Replace if the foam is crumbling, torn, misshapen, or won't stay seated

• Disconnect power before servicing
• Access location per your model's parts diagram; remove any cover or grille as needed
• Note the orientation of the old block and press the new block fully into place without over-compressing
• Reinstall panels and restore power

This wire harness connects the refrigerator's control board to sensors and components, restoring electrical communication for normal operation. It replaces a damaged or burnt harness to help resolve control errors and intermittent power to fridge systems. What it does

• Transfers signals and power between the main control board and subsystems like sensors, lights, and fans
• Commonly used to correct intermittent operation, error codes related to control communication, or visible wiring damage
• Helps restore consistent electrical connections when pins or wires are frayed, melted, or corroded
• Designed to match OEM connector layouts so plugs seat securely and maintain correct wiring order

• One replacement wire harness (single assembly as shown)

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any repair to avoid shock or damage
• Verify connector orientation and seating; match wire colors and pin positions during replacement
• Handle connectors by the housings, not the wires; use proper tools to release locking tabs if needed

This shutoff arm is the replacement shut-off actuator for an automatic ice maker. It stops ice production when the storage bin is full, helping prevent overflow and ensuring the ice maker cycles correctly. What it does:

• Acts as the bin-level sensor that signals the ice maker to stop making ice when the bin is full
• Prevents overfilling and ice spillage by physically blocking the ice maker's harvest cycle
• Commonly replaced when the arm is broken, bent, or fails to hold the "up" (off) position
• Restores normal tank/ice production control when functioning correctly

• One ice maker shutoff arm

• Disconnect power to the refrigerator before servicing to avoid electrical shock
• This arm typically snaps or mounts onto the ice maker assembly; handle plastic parts carefully to avoid cracking
• Test operation by manually moving the arm through its travel before reassembling the cabinet or bin

This replacement bracket secures the refrigerator ice maker assembly so it stays properly positioned for reliable ice production. It restores stable mounting and helps prevent the ice maker from shifting or coming loose. What it does:

• Holds the ice maker assembly in place on the freezer liner or mounting frame
• Keeps the ice maker aligned for proper operation and water fill
• Helps stop vibration or movement that can cause noisy operation or misfeeds
• Useful when the original bracket is bent, broken, or missing

• Disconnect power to the refrigerator and shut off the water supply before starting
• Remove the ice maker to access the bracket mounting screws
• Reuse existing screws if undamaged; tighten to secure but avoid overtightening
• If mounting points or surrounding plastic are damaged, replace or repair before reinstalling

The Icemaker Fill Cup Sensor is an OEM part for Whirlpool bottom-mount and side-by-side refrigerators. Located inside the icemaker assembly, the fill cup sensor works to automatically detect when an ice scoop or bucket is in place below the icemaker chute. It signals the icemaker to drop ice cubes into the receptacle below.

Causes of a bad fill cup sensor can include mineral or dirt build-up inhibiting sensor response, moisture damage to its electronic functioning, or physical damage to the sensor head.

Symptoms of a bad fill cup sensor include:

• Ice failing to dispense or drop when a container is in place
• Ice clumping in the chute instead of dispensing properly  
• The icemaker continuing to run even with ice present below
• Inability to sense when ice is removed from the bucket

This OEM Whirlpool replacement fill cup sensor is also compatible with Maytag, KitchenAid, Jenn-Air, Amana, Magic Chef, Admiral, Norge, Roper, and some Kenmore bottom-mount and side-by-side refrigerators. 

This Support is a replacement mounting bracket that stabilizes and secures appliance components for reliable operation. Restores proper fit and helps prevent movement or misalignment that can cause noise or part wear. What it does:

• Provides a secure mounting point for associated panels or components
• Helps keep moving parts aligned to reduce rubbing, vibration, or rattling
• Restores original fit when a worn or broken support causes looseness
• Suitable when a damaged bracket is visible or when parts shift out of place

• One Support

• Basic hand tools required; disconnect power and water before starting
• Inspect surrounding fasteners and replace any that are stripped or damaged
• Tighten to OEM torque if specified in manufacturer instructions; avoid over-tightening