Product Description
Universal Moduler Icemaker, part number IM900.
Included:
Head Cover,
Bail Arm
Water Trough
Instructions
This icemaker is designed to fit specific Whirlpool manufactured refrigerators including Roper, Kitchenaid, Amana, Maytag, Jenn Air, Magic Chef and some Sears Kenmore.
Cord is not included with this icemaker but the cord can be removed from your old icemaker and reused on this one.
Replacement for D7824706Q, 10549201, 10563707, 10563708, 68111-1, 68972-1, 8170937, 95091-1, 95098-1, 95109-1, 626639, 626640, 626662, 61005508, 67001263, D703817, D7824701, D7824702, D7824703, D7824704, D7824705, D7767601, R0154025, R0156806, R0156669, R0156628, R0167201, R0183135, R0194462, R0194666, R0950064, W10122519, W10190965, W10190978, Y0056606, Y0056504, Y0056599, Y0312578, Y0312738, Y0312740, YR0161061, W10122507, and WPW10190965.
When a refrigerator ice maker breaks down, it can be particularly inconvenient, especially during parties or hot weather. But like all appliances and their component parts, usage can take it’s toll and part eventually fail. Ice makers may require replacement due to mechanical failures in components like the motor, thermostat, or water inlet valve. Over time, these components can wear out, leading to reduced ice production or complete malfunction. When replacing a Whirlpool ice maker or any other brand's model, it's crucial to ensure compatibility with the specific refrigerator model. This involves identifying the correct replacement part and following manufacturer instructions carefully to safely disconnect the old ice maker and install the new one. Safety measures such as unplugging the refrigerator to avoid electrical hazards should always be observed during the replacement process.
When to replace your Ice Maker:
- Reduced Ice Production: If the ice maker consistently produces fewer ice cubes than usual, it could indicate a mechanical issue.
- No Ice Production: A complete lack of ice production despite adequate water supply and freezer temperature indicates a malfunction.
- Mechanical Failure: Components like the motor, thermostat, or fill valve can fail over time, affecting ice production.
Whirlpool Ice Maker Replacement Process:
- Identification: Identify the specific model of the Whirlpool ice maker installed in your refrigerator.
- Preparation: Turn off the refrigerator and unplug it from the power source to ensure safety.
- Access: Remove any shelves or bins blocking access to the ice maker.
- Removal: Disconnect the old ice maker by loosening screws or bolts securing it. Disconnect the electrical and water connections.
- Installation: Install the new ice maker by connecting the electrical and water lines according to the manufacturer's instructions.
- Testing: Restore power to the refrigerator and allow the new ice maker to cycle. Verify that it fills with water, freezes, and ejects ice cubes properly.
Be aware of these General Safety Measures:
- Power Off: Always unplug the refrigerator or turn off the circuit breaker before starting any work on the ice maker to prevent electrical shock.
- Tools: Use appropriate tools and follow manufacturer's instructions to avoid damaging the refrigerator or ice maker.
- Professional Help: If unsure about the replacement process, consider consulting a professional technician for assistance.
Following these steps ensures the safe and effective replacement of a refrigerator ice maker, such as those made by Whirlpool, restoring reliable ice production in your refrigerator. Various refrigerator brands can use this specific replacement model: Roper Icemakers, Kitchenaid Icemakers, Amana Icemakers, Maytag Icemakers, Jenn Air Icemakers, Magic Chef Icemakers, Sears Icemakers, Kenmore Icemakers, and more. Call for assistance if you have compatibility questions. If a different ice machine or another refrigerator ice maker replacement part is needed, please review our other items here.