SHAFT W11841865
$62.95
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- Fix Number:
- FIX20019090
- Manufacturer #:
- W11841865
- Manufactured by:
- Whirlpool
Product Description
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Works with the following brands:Estate, KitchenAid, Roper, Whirlpool
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Part# W11841865 replaces these:2318030, WP2318082
- Works with the following brands:
- Estate, KitchenAid, Roper, Whirlpool
- Part# W11841865 replaces these:
- 2318030, WP2318082
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Freezer not dispensing Ice - dispenser motor working but Ice Auger & Blade not turning
Take the Ice bin out
Remove the 2 screws for the holder of the ice bar
If the seal is still there remove (mine had disintegrated)
Remove the ice bar if possible
Remove the dispenser motor cover and then remove the dispenser motor after disconnecting the electrics. (Located lower down in the freezer door.
Remove th ... Read more e ice bar now if you couldn't before
clean and completely dry the dispenser motor. (This is important to avoid ice build up. My ice bar had the edges rounded where water had dripped into the socket and then pushed the ice bar up.
Re-install the dispenser motor and put the cover back on.
Put the new ice bar in (I also found it slightly longer than the old one which helped also. Put the new seal on (if you bought one).
Re-install the ice bar cover.
Make sure there is no moisture where the icebox sits or on the ice box, if there is it will raise the ice holder and my start rounding the edges of the ice bar again.
You're good to go!
Remove the 2 screws for the holder of the ice bar
If the seal is still there remove (mine had disintegrated)
Remove the ice bar if possible
Remove the dispenser motor cover and then remove the dispenser motor after disconnecting the electrics. (Located lower down in the freezer door.
Remove th ... Read more e ice bar now if you couldn't before
clean and completely dry the dispenser motor. (This is important to avoid ice build up. My ice bar had the edges rounded where water had dripped into the socket and then pushed the ice bar up.
Re-install the dispenser motor and put the cover back on.
Put the new ice bar in (I also found it slightly longer than the old one which helped also. Put the new seal on (if you bought one).
Re-install the ice bar cover.
Make sure there is no moisture where the icebox sits or on the ice box, if there is it will raise the ice holder and my start rounding the edges of the ice bar again.
You're good to go!
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