Icemaker Help Section

  1. Basic electrical tests and information
  2. Commonly replaced parts for various brands of ice makers
  3. Department stores brands can be a pain as it is difficult to figure out which manufacture has made your product. This model pre-fix page should help to find out which manufacture has made your Kenmore Appliance
  4. Ice maker Repair Aid rooms Many problem solvers and "how to" information for ice makers
  5. Ice Maker Not Working Help and Tips
  6. Ice maker water/air filter helps and tips

A few breakdowns of door ice dispensers & Door dispenser Repair Aid Sections...


  1. Dispenser Repair Aid Some breakdowns and how to take apart help
  2. Department stores brands can be a pain as it is difficult to figure out which manufacture has made your product. This model pre-fix sheet should help to find out which manufacture has made your Kenmore Appliance
  3. Ice maker water/air filter helps and tips
  4. My water dispenser has white flecks in the water...what's up?
  5. Ran across a bad-taste in the water fridge. I was told by WPL tech support it was caused by defective tubing. An article written by Fyxxez on changing the tubing on the fridge dispenser

Water filters for GE, Whirlpool, Electrolux/Frigidaire, Maytag, Amana refrigerators.

Ice Maker Not Working

Many ice makers can be tested from the main board with "on board diagnostics". The ice makers are totally contained, meaning the parts are enclosed and not replaceable, but are testable. If you have an ice maker that is not working, access the diagnostics to see what has failed.

The ice maker must get the appropriate voltages (AC and DC) from the main control board. Check the wiring diagram for the refrigerator and find the ice maker. Locate the plug which supplies the AC and DC voltages to the I/M, there will be different plugs supplying these voltages.

On the plug, check the two wires that supply each of the voltages. Ensure you have the correct voltages. If not, replace the board. If you have both voltages, check at the I/M to ensure you are getting the voltages. If so, the I/M is not functioning and indicates a problem with the ice maker.


Refrigerator Parts


Related Links:

  1. Refrigerator Ice Maker & Related
  2. Cleaning the condenser coils
  3. Odour complaints with your fridge