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New Refrigerator Icemaker Ice Maker for Whirlpool Kenmore Kitchenaid 2198597 2198598, 626663, AP3182733, PS869316, W10190960 and W10122502
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New Refrigerator Icemaker Ice Maker for Whirlpool Features
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Compatible Brand:Amana, Jenn Air, Kenmore,Magic Chef,Maytag,Roper
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This is not an original part, please confirm the model before purchasing
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International products have separate terms, are sold from abroad and may differ from local products, including fit, age ratings, and language of product, labeling or instructions
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Package weight of the Product:3.55 Pounds
About New Refrigerator Icemaker Ice Maker For Whirlpool
Description Up for sale is a replacement moduler icemaker NEW and UNUSED. This is a replacement icemaker kit for Whirlpool part number 2198597. This has a special ice stripper on it that helps to deflect the ice into the bin. The model refrigerators that this fits uses a PC board emitter sensing unit to determine when the ice bucket is full to turn off the icemaker. The cubes dump directly into the Ice Bin on the Freezer Door. This icemaker is for side by side refrigerators with Ice Bin in Door. This icemaker includes one flat rectangle 4 pin connection that measures 10.5" long. The cord is fuse protected. This icemaker is designed for replacement only and does not include water valve or bucket. Replacement for numbers 2198598, 626663, PS869316 and AP3182733. Send us your refrigerator model number and we will verify if this is the correct fit for it. How to trouble shoot to see if the icemaker or the water valve needs replaced: Make sure electric is going the icemaker it with a volt meter, 115v should be present (voltage may vary depending on the voltage in house) Tape the flap on the left so it does not block the beam and then remove the front cover of the icemaker and on letters L and N on the face of the icemaker. check to see if you have the voltage to the icemaker...115V, If yes then lets see if your water valve is good, take a piece of insulated wire about 2-3" long and strip both ends about a 1/4" Jump letters L and V on the face of the icemaker and see if you get water in the maker, if you do then the icemaker needs replaced, if you do not then you have a bad water valve
