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PUMP – Part Number: W11542867
PUMP
$150.91
In Stock
Fix Number
FIX16555297
Manufacturer Part Number
W11542867
The circulation pump is an essential component of select ice makers. It continuously circulates water over the evaporator plate, allowing ice to form into a solid slab before being cut into cubes. This function ensures consistent ice production for optimal performance. This replacement pump may look slightly different from the original but offers the same functionality. Before installation, disconnect the power to avoid electrical hazards. Handle the pump carefully and wear work gloves to protect your hands.
CIRCULATION PUMP – Part Number: W11542868
CIRCULATION PUMP
$77.95
In Stock
Fix Number
FIX16555298
Manufacturer Part Number
W11542868
This drain pump assembly removes leftover water from the ice maker reservoir after each cycle, helping prevent leaks and moisture buildup. It supports efficient cooling by keeping the interior dry and is a key part of maintaining proper ice production. If water is pooling or the machine isn’t performing well, replacing the pump may restore normal operation.
Refrigerator Water Filter – Part Number: F2WC9I1
Refrigerator Water Filter
$76.45
In Stock
Fix Number
FIX8759230
Manufacturer Part Number
F2WC9I1
Want cleaner, better-tasting water from your fridge or ice maker? This water filter does the trick by removing unwanted particles and keeping your water fresh. It’s a genuine replacement part and super easy to swap out. Just remember to change it every 6 to 9 months—or after about 2,000 gallons—to keep things running smoothly.

Installation Instructions

Shirley C from Houston, TX
Replace water filter
Just followed the directions. Read more...
Grid Cutter Assembly – Part Number: W10919199
Grid Cutter Assembly
$153.73
In Stock
Fix Number
FIX11770079
Manufacturer Part Number
W10919199
This cutter grid uses heated wires to cut ice slabs into uniform cubes before they drop into the bin. It helps improve ice maker efficiency and consistency. If your ice cubes are misshaped or not being cut, this part may need replacing. Always disconnect power and confirm model compatibility before installation.
Affresh Ice Machine Cleaner – Part Number: W11179302
Affresh Ice Machine Cleaner
$26.73
In Stock
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!
Complete Ice Cutter Grid Assembly – Part Number: WP2313637
Complete Ice Cutter Grid Assembly
$159.38
In Stock
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...
PAN-WATER – Part Number: W11614100
PAN-WATER
$42.18
In Stock
Fix Number
FIX16744957
Manufacturer Part Number
W11614100
PUMP – Part Number: W11566405
PUMP
$73.83
In Stock
Fix Number
FIX16730541
Manufacturer Part Number
W11566405
Used with stand-alone ice cube makers.

Installation Instructions

Robert from China Grove, NC
No ice
Board diagnostics stop at Cir pump. Replaced circulation pump. Made half of one cycle of ice. Stopped. Replaced control board. Problem solved. But, set thermosensor too low on bin wall. Made one cycle of ice and stopped. Set thermosensor higher on bin wall, just above the front threshold of the bin, now all is working great. Control circuit board swap was easy except for the 2 rear screws that hold the control panel case to the bin. The holes for these screws are not visible without a mirror and are tricky to start. Read more...
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Refrigerator Switch – Part Number: W11291138
Refrigerator Switch
$27.76
In Stock
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1 Review
Fix Number
FIX12584655
Manufacturer Part Number
W11291138
This is a light switch for your refrigerator. It activates when the door of your appliance is opened, and it will turn the light inside on and off. You will need to replace this part is if your light is not working properly. In order to make this repair you will need a Phillips screwdriver, a pair of needle nose pliers, and a small flat blade screwdriver. This light switch is almost 2 inches long, 1.5 inches wide, and just over an inch thick.
Fixes these symptoms

Installation Instructions

Vernon from Halethorpe, MD
Light swithch stop working had to be replaced.
Use a flat head screw drive to pry the old switch out, remove the 2 wires and connected them to the new switch and pop the new switch back in done in 5 minutes tops. Read more...
Water Inlet Valve with Quick Connections - 120V 60Hz – Part Number: W10881366
Water Inlet Valve with Quick Connections - 120V 60Hz
$88.97
In Stock
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...

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