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Supplying Demand W10190961 W10122503 Refrigerator Ice Maker Replacement Model Specific Not Universal

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Please see Model Number fitment information at the bottom of this page before placing your order for this part. Alternate part numbers include WPW10190961, AP6016625, 1468991, 2212352, 2212353, PS11749917, TJW10190961, and WPW10190961VP.
(5) Cube modular ice maker | Does NOT come with an arm as it is designed for a system that uses optic controls | Fits model specific refrigerators
It is important to disconnect your appliance from the power and water supply before servicing. If your new ice maker is not making ice the freezer temperature may be too high, your water filter may be clogged, your thermostat may be defective, or you may have inadequate water pressure. If the optics are not responding then most likely the optic controls are the issue and not the ice maker.
Supplying Demand replacement parts are compatible with Major Brands, but you should always verify fitment with your specific model. We have included a video in the product gallery to help you find your model number and information in the description below.
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Product Description

Ice Makers and their harnesses are crucial components in your refrigerator. They come in many different shapes and sizes, and have different specifications depending on the Model they are being installed on!

Watch the video below for more detailed help in locating your model information!

A lot of Ice Makers and Harnesses will look the same, but they are both 100% Model Specific and have many different specs - even within the same brand, knowing your exact Model and Serial Numbers is very important!

Inspecting and Testing Faulty Ice Makers

Inspecting Faulty Ice Makers

Signs of a faulty Refrigerator Ice Maker can include:

No Ice Production | Small/Misshapen Ice Cubes | Frequent Ice Jamming | Leaks or Water Dispensing Issues | Noisy Operation | Ice Smells/Tastes Strange | Error Codes/Indicator Lights | Inconsistent Ice Production | Freezing Water in the Ice Maker

Testing Faulty Ice Makers

You can test your Refrigerator Ice Maker by:

Visual Inspection and Power Check | Water Supply Check | Ice Maker Functions | Thermostat and Heater | Ice Maker Module and Controls | Mechanical Components | Consult the Manual

Testing your Ice Maker explained:

1. Visual Inspection and Power Check - Visual Inspection: Start by visually inspecting the ice maker for any obvious signs of damage, leaks, or loose connections. | Power Check: Ensure the ice maker is properly plugged in and receiving power. Check the power cord and outlet for any issues. Use a multimeter to verify voltage at the ice maker’s electrical connections.

2. Water Supply Check - Water Supply: Confirm that the water supply line is connected and turned on. Disconnect the water line temporarily to check for water flow. | Water Inlet Valve: Test the water inlet valve using a multimeter to check for continuity. If the valve doesn’t have continuity, it may be defective and needs replacement.

3. Ice Maker Functions - Manual Test: Depending on the ice maker model, you may be able to manually initiate an ice-making cycle. Refer to the manufacturer's manual for specific instructions on how to do this. | Observe Operation: During the cycle, observe the ice maker to see if it fills with water, freezes ice cubes, and ejects them into the ice bin. Note any unusual sounds or movements that could indicate a problem.

4. Thermostat and Heater - Thermostat: Test the mold thermostat for continuity using a multimeter. Compare the readings with the manufacturer’s specifications. If the thermostat is faulty, it may not signal the ice maker to start producing ice. | Heater: Check the heater element for continuity and proper operation. The heater ensures that ice cubes release from the mold when ready. Replace it if it’s defective or damaged.

5. Ice Maker Module and Controls - Module Testing: The ice maker module controls the ice-making cycle’s timing and operations. Follow the manufacturer’s instructions to test its functions, such as advancing the cycle manually. | Control Board: Some ice makers have a control board that manages various functions. Test it for proper voltage and functionality using a multimeter.

6. Mechanical Components - Gears and Motors: Inspect gears, motors, and switches for any visible signs of wear or damage. Ensure that all moving parts are functioning correctly without obstruction. | Manual Activation: Manually activate mechanical components to ensure they operate smoothly and perform their intended functions.

7. Consult the Manual and Manufacturer Support - Manual: Always refer to the ice maker’s manual for specific testing procedures and troubleshooting tips. | Manufacturer Support: Contact the manufacturer’s customer support or visit their website for additional assistance, especially if you encounter specific error codes or technical issues.

Different Ice Maker and Harness styles:

Find your Model Specific Ice Maker in our Amazon Storefront today!

Raymond Schmitz

Reviewed in the United States on February 18, 2025

This unit was an exact replacement for W10190961 in my Whirlpool refrigerator. There were zero issues swapping the part out and it has worked perfectly. Only thing we'll have to see about is its longevity. So far I'd definitely recommend, as long as you've done your homework and you know it's the correct part for your needs.

Jeff Karriker

Reviewed in the United States on April 15, 2025

Fit and worked perfectly

TReg

Reviewed in Canada on August 5, 2024

Exactly what I needed. Shipping was fast. Works well so far.

Reviewed in the United States on August 25, 2024

I have had to replace this mechanism in my freezer 3 times. It is fabulous that you can so easily get the part and get it replaced. I have had the fridge for more than 16 years. Would not like it if I could not get the ice dispenser working.

Colin Reed

Reviewed in Canada on July 16, 2024

does the job for a fraction of the price of manufacturers unit

Lynn B.

Reviewed in the United States on July 10, 2024

The ice maker was easy to install and worked so far with my older whirlpool side by side.

Glen Brandt

Reviewed in the United States on June 18, 2024

Was easy to install and works perfectly.

Customer

Reviewed in Canada on June 16, 2024

Icemaker died in our 21 year old Kenmore. Using the original part number W10190961, this replacement unit from Amazon was $150 less than the OEM model replacement. Installation was easy, the machine made ice within the hour.

Wiz 28

Reviewed in Canada on March 1, 2024

Very easy install to replace a ice cube tray that was leaking inside the freezer

Todd regina

Reviewed in the United States on October 7, 2024

The price was great. Icemaker came super quick.

Jeff W

Reviewed in Canada on April 28, 2024

Great replacement at a resonable price.

Kindle Customer

Reviewed in the United States on June 28, 2022

This ice make is not reliable. It works sometimes it seems to make ice and then wait to dump the ice. Sometimes I get ice cubes only once every few days and then some days it makes a lot. It is not consistent. When ever it stops it has ice made and frozen in it and just takes forever to finally dump the ice. This can sometimes be days. I will by from the manufactuer next time. Update: This is my second one of these. The first one lasted a year and a half this one never worked correctly and finally gave out in about 90 days. I purchased a new Whirlpool factory one and it has worked flawlessly hpe to get 10 years out of the Whirlpool one like I did the original part that came with it.

John

Reviewed in the United States on October 10, 2020

This unit resolved the issue with the non-functional ice maker in my Whirlpool ED2SHAXMQ00 side-by-side refrigerator/freezer. Like some others have reported, mine arrived with a broken ice exit ramp. If it weren't for one captive tab on the left side it would have been easy to swap the ramp from my old unit but freeing that one tab would have meant disassembling the entire unit. So I elected to glue it instead of sending it back. The problem is the shipping box is a bit too small and the plastic ramp is tight against the top of the box. So any force applied to the box during shipping or storage cracks the ramp. Also, like others, I had to trim about 3/4-inch from the top of the water cup so it would slide in under the water supply tube. Otherwise, it was a perfect fit and 4 hours later I had ice cubes.

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