OEM General Electric Ice Maker Parts & Accessories

Condenser Fan Motor Kit

$127.42

Fix Number: FIX1957416
Manufacturer Part Number: W10124096

This condenser fan motor kit is used in icemakers and freezers, the purpose is to circulate air through the condenser in the compressor area in order to keep it cool. If your fridge is making loud noises when running or it is getting too warm, then consider replacing this part to solve your problem. The tools needed for this repair: 1/4 inch nut driver, slip joint pliers, 1/4 inch drive ratchet, and small flat blade screw driver. For installation instructions, follow manual provided by the manufacturer. Unplug tool from power source before you begin installation process.

Fixes these symptoms

Clicking sound
Freezer section too warm
Fridge and Freezer are too warm
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Installation Instructions

Patricia from Moline, IL

Very noisy whenever the fan came on.

Watched several online videos. Removed the fan blade, then the motor still attached to the motor mount so I could see what I was doing to attach the new motor to the motor mount. Then reinstalled the whole assembly, plugged in it's wires with the supplied adapter and attached the new fan blade. Read more...

Affresh Ice Machine Cleaner

$20.50

Fix Number: FIX12583750
Manufacturer Part Number: W11179302

This nickel-safe, unscented ice machine cleaner measures 16 fluid ounces and is used to remove mineral build-up and hard water and is compatible with several makes and models of freestanding ice machines. To use properly, turn off your ice machine and remove the existing ice left in your ice machine. Next, drain the water from your ice machine. Empty the entirety of this cleaner into the empty water pan and activate the cleaning cycle, and once the cycle is complete and you drain the pan again, the cleaning is complete!

Water Inlet Valve with Quick Connections - 120V 60Hz

$117.65

Fix Number: FIX11738179
Manufacturer Part Number: W10881366

Used with freestanding ice cube makers.

Installation Instructions

Brian from St. Louis, MO

Replacing the original water inlet valve with the replacement

While the repair itself is simple, several things complicated it. First off, the valve did not come with any instructions at all. While I am no novice with appliance repairs, I had not run into the new quick plumbing connections before, so I had to look up info on the internet to make sure I was doing it right. The next problem is that the orientation of the valve is not the same, so the water inlet now comes in on the bottom, instead of from the top. Since mine had originally been done in copper tubing, I had to redo this piping as there was not enough to go. First trip to the hardware store to buy a flair connector to add a bit of tubing (which I happened to have). Once the inlet piping was done, I discover that the outlet piping connection is a completely different size on the new valve. The old valve had 1/4" on both connections, the new one has 1/4" inlet and 5/16" out. Kind of stupid, but that's what it is. Second trip to the hardware store to get a 1/4 X 5/16th compression fitting and some 5/16" plastic tubing, which is only sold in 10' lengths. So my "exact replacement" took two hours, counting hardware store trips, and an extra $15 worth of parts to make it work. It works great so far, but I'm not to happy. The electric and mounting brackets did match up exactly, so no problems there. Read more...

Thermistor

$75.55

Fix Number: FIX11755741
Manufacturer Part Number: WPW10503764

This part monitors the temperature and sends the readings to the electronic control board.

Installation Instructions

william from Mountain Brook, AL

Ice machine did not stop making ice

Best guess as to cause of the problem was that the bin thermostat had failed. Since the part was was relatively inexpensive, decided to replace it to see if that solved the problem. First, turned machine off and removed ice to a level below the thermostat probe. Then removed grid cover by removing two screws, loosened the screw holding thermostat probe in place, and unplugged the thermostat wiring connector, allowing old thermostat to be removed. Reverse the process to install new thermostat. Turned machine back on. After several ice-making cycles, the level was back up to the probe , and ice production ceased as designed. Absolutely the simplest repair I can think of!! Anyone can do tho job. Read more...

Ice Cutter Grid Complete Assembly

$272.45

Fix Number: FIX11740334
Manufacturer Part Number: WP2313637

This is an ice cutter grid assembly for your ice maker. If your machine is not producing ice properly, the assembly may need replacing. You will find this part in the main unit of the ice maker. The thin heated wires slice the ice into small cubes that are released into the bin. If your cutter is damaged the ice will clog up your appliance.

Installation Instructions

John from Bakersfield, CA

Cutter grid not heating up

It was an easy fix for a guy with absolutely ZERO appliance repair experience. I used a nut driver to unscrew two screws that were on each side of the front of the grid. There were two easy to reach electrical harnesses to unfasten, as well. The grid easily slid out and I had no problems inserting and securing the new grid. Just be very carful when handling the new grid as I'm sure the thin grid wires could easily be broken. Read more...

Ice Cutting Grid Wire

$60.67

Fix Number: FIX370853
Manufacturer Part Number: 4387020

There is approximately 10'of wire. Note:2 kits are needed to replace both directions.

Installation Instructions

Maria from Barberton, OH

One of the wires on the isce cutting grid was broken.

My husband repaired it. It took him less than ten minutes. He said it was very easy and not time consuming at all. Will not be hesitant to order from you again. Read more...