Module Dispenser Parts

This ice maker kit adds automatic ice-making capability to compatible refrigerators. It supplies the core components to produce, harvest, and store ice cubes reliably, restoring convenience when the original icemaker or related parts are missing or failed.

• Automatically fills, freezes, and ejects ice, cycling until the storage bin is full
• Directs and controls water flow via the inlet valve and fill tube for proper ice production
• Stores finished cubes in the bin for easy access
• Helpful for issues like no ice production, intermittent or undersized cubes, or leaks around the icemaker area

• Disconnect power and shut off the water supply before starting; wear cut-resistant gloves
• Mount the icemaker and bin in the freezer; route/seat the fill tube correctly to prevent leaks
• Install the inlet valve, connect tubing and harnesses, and tighten 1/4-in compression fittings; turn on water and check all joints for leaks
• Restore power; allow the freezer to reach temperature and up to 24 hours for full ice production, discarding the first batches

Color: White
 

This ice maker shut-off arm is the wire bail that senses ice level in the bin. It lifts to stop production when full and lowers to restart cycles, helping prevent overfilling and restoring normal, automatic ice making.

• Senses bin ice level and mechanically signals the ice maker to run or stop
• Prevents overfilling by stopping ice production when the arm is raised
• Restores ice making when the arm is lowered after ice is used
• Replacing a bent, missing, or jammed arm can help with "won't stop making ice" or "won't make ice" issues

• Disconnect power before servicing; remove the ice bin for access
• Insert the arm's pivot ends fully into the ice maker head openings; ensure correct orientation
• The arm moves freely without binding, then restore power and lower the arm to resume ice production

This wax motor is the actuator for the dishwasher's rinse aid dispenser, releasing rinse agent at the correct time in the cycle. Replacing a weak or failed unit restores consistent rinse aid dispensing and helps minimize spotting.

• Actuates the rinse aid dispenser by extending a plunger when energized
• Works with the control to meter rinse aid during the final rinse
• Failure symptoms can include rinse aid not dispensing, the level never dropping, and increased spotting/filming on dishes
• Dispenser may remain closed with no audible actuation during the cycle

• Disconnect power at the breaker and shut off water before servicing
• Remove the door panel to access the dispenser; label and disconnect wires
• Release the old motor and install the new one in the same orientation, ensuring it seats fully
• Run a test cycle to ensure the dispenser releases rinse aid

This lower ice crusher bin fits inside the ice bucket and holds the crusher blade stack in position as cubes are processed. Replacing a cracked or worn bin restores reliable crushed-ice dispensing and helps prevent jams and grinding noises.

• Supports and aligns the crusher blades inside the ice bucket during dispensing
• Helps produce crushed ice when selected at the dispenser
• Maintains proper clearances to reduce jams and inconsistent ice size
• Symptoms: ice won't crush, only cubes dispense, dispenser jams or makes grinding noises, visible cracks in the crusher bin

• Disconnect power and remove the ice bucket from the freezer.
• Carefully disassemble the crusher assembly, noting the order and orientation of blades and spacers.
• Transfer components to the new lower bin and ensure tabs/retainers are fully seated.
• Reinstall the bucket and test both Cube and Crush settings.

This electronic control board is the dishwasher's brain, managing cycles and powering the pump, valve, heater, and other loads. Replacing a failed board restores normal start, wash, drain, and dry functions.

• Coordinates and times wash cycles based on user selections and sensor inputs
• Sends power to the circulation pump, drain pump, water inlet valve, and heater
• Interfaces with the user interface and monitors door/latch status
• Failure may cause: no start, cycle won't advance or ends early, no fill/drain/heat, or error codes

• Disconnect power at the breaker before servicing; verify power is off
• Access location varies by model; commonly behind the lower toe panel or inside the console
• Handle the board by the edges and observe ESD (anti-static) precautions
• Move wire connectors one at a time from the old board to the new, secure the board, and reassemble; run any required diagnostics/reset per your model's tech sheet

This is a replacement refrigerator storage drawer. It restores smooth sliding and dependable storage when the original drawer is cracked, warped, or missing, helping you keep items organized and easy to access. What it does

• Provides enclosed storage for food items inside the refrigerator
• Slides on the existing rails for easy access and organization
• Helps keep contents visible and separated from other items
• Common failure symptoms: cracks, broken tabs, drawer falling off tracks, hard to open/close

• 1 drawer

• Disconnect power and remove items from the drawer area before starting
• Fully extend and lift to remove the old drawer; clean the tracks
• Align the new drawer with both rails and slide it in evenly
• Do not force; ensure tabs and tracks are properly seated

This dispenser interface assembly is the electronic control module behind the refrigerator's ice/water dispenser panel. It reads your button selections and manages the display and lights, restoring reliable dispenser control when the original interface malfunctions. What it does:

• Interprets dispenser keypad inputs (water, cubed/crushed ice, light, lock)
• Sends commands to the refrigerator to dispense ice or water as selected
• Controls the dispenser display and indicator lights
• Failure may present as unresponsive buttons, intermittent operation, or a blank/flickering dispenser display

• 1 dispenser interface assembly

• Disconnect power to the refrigerator before servicing
• Carefully remove the dispenser trim/escutcheon, release locking tabs, and support wiring
• Note and unplug wire harness connectors; handle electronics with ESD precautions
• If your model uses a separate decorative overlay, transfer it from the original assembly before reassembly

This dispenser control board is the electronic module behind the refrigerator's ice/water dispenser panel. It reads button inputs and powers dispenser functions to help restore reliable dispensing and front-panel control when the original board fails. What it does

• Processes user selections for water, cubed/crushed ice, and dispenser light (model-dependent)
• Sends power to the water inlet valve and auger/dispenser motor as commanded
• Manages dispenser lock and status/display indicators (if equipped)
• Failure symptoms include unresponsive or intermittent controls, no water or ice dispensing, or an inoperative dispenser light

• Includes 1 dispenser control module (electronic board)

• Disconnect power before servicing; use ESD protection and handle the board by its edges
• Remove the dispenser escutcheon/cover to access the module; release locking tabs or screws as needed
• Transfer wire connectors one at a time to the new board, confirming orientation and full seating
• Reassemble, restore power, and test all dispenser functions

Note: Extension only. For shut off arm, order W11251736.

The Ice Maker is an OEM part for Whirlpool refrigerators. It is responsible for automatically producing batches of ice on demand. The ice maker utilizes water that is piped directly into the unit to freeze into cubes and collect in the ice bucket for storage.

Causes of a bad ice maker include mechanical failures due to wear and tear over time, clogs in the water line, or issues with heating elements. 

Symptoms of a bad icemaker can include:

• Failure to produce ice
• Slow or inconsistent ice production
• Ice cubes that are malformed or fused together
• Strange sounds coming from the ice maker area
• Water leaks around or beneath the icemaker

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

This dispenser drawer holds and guides detergent, bleach, and fabric softener into the washer at the correct cycle time. Replacing a worn drawer helps prevent leaks, residue buildup, and improper dispensing that can affect wash results.

• Channels detergent, bleach, and softener from the 3-compartment tray into the wash
• May help when detergent remains in the drawer, leaks from the tray, or additives dispense inconsistently
• Restores smooth opening/closing and proper alignment of the dispenser tray

• Unplug the appliance and shut off water supply before servicing
• Pull the drawer out and release the locking tab to remove; reverse to install
• Transfer any reusable inserts from the old drawer if applicable
• Check for residue in the dispenser housing and clean before reinstalling

This is the siphon insert for the washer dispenser's bleach and softener compartments. It restores proper siphoning so additives empty at the right time and helps reduce standing water or residue in the drawer.

• Creates the siphon action that draws bleach and fabric softener from their cups during the rinse cycle
• Promotes complete dispensing and consistent rinse performance
• Helps minimize leftover liquid and residue buildup in the dispenser
• Typical symptoms include bleach or softener remaining after the cycle, standing water in the cups, or weak/irregular dispensing

• Disconnect power and turn off water before servicing
• Remove the dispenser drawer; lift out the old siphon from the bleach/softener cup
• Clean any debris in the cup; firmly seat the new siphon, aligned per the cup markings
• Reinstall the drawer and run a rinse cycle to verify proper draw and no leaks

This is the black front cover for the refrigerator dispenser control module. It snaps over the user interface on the door to protect the electronics and restore a clean, finished look when the original cover is cracked or missing.

• Covers and protects the dispenser control module from everyday contact and moisture
• Provides a finished trim around the dispenser controls
• Helps keep the control area clean and secure
• Common symptoms: visible cracks, broken tabs, loose or missing cover, exposed controls

• Disconnect power to the refrigerator before servicing
• Carefully release the old cover's retaining tabs; avoid stressing the wiring or control board
• Align the new cover and press until all tabs fully engage
• Restore power and verify buttons operate and the cover sits flush

This speed control regulates and stabilizes motor speed in your appliance. Replacing a faulty control restores smooth start-up and accurate speed selection so the motor runs consistently at the setting you choose.

• Modulates power to the motor to reach and hold the selected speed
• Helps correct issues like surging, stalling, or running only at one speed
• Common symptoms include erratic speeds, failure to start, or sudden speed changes
• Also presents as an unresponsive speed selector or inconsistent performance

• Disconnect power before servicing and allow components to discharge
• Access the control per your model's service information; note wire locations or take photos
• Transfer connectors one at a time; seat fully and handle electronics with ESD care
• Reassemble and test operation through all speed settings; perform any model-specific calibration if required

Note: Complete Ice Bin Asm