Whirlpool Ice Maker Icemaker W10190965

Whirlpool Ice Maker Icemaker W10190965 Review

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Whirlpool Ice Maker Icemaker W10190965 Feature

Works with the following models: Amana ASD2522WRB, Amana ASD2522WRD, Amana ASD2522WRS

THIS WHIRLPOOL W10190965 ICEMAKER IS DESIGNED TO WORK WITH MANY WHIRLPOOL FREEZERS. PLEASE FOLLOW

THE LINK ABOVE FOR A LIST OF COMPATIBLE MODELS.

DOES NOT INCLUDE FRONT COVER NOR WIRE

HARNESS

Amana ASD2522WRW, Amana ASD2523WRB, Whirlpool ED2DHEXWB, Whirlpool ED2FHEXSS, Whirlpool ED2FHEXTL

Customer Reviews

Reviews By Tony Ellard : Date July 26, 2011
Kenmore Coldspot 106-565xxxxx

The ice maker came with no instructions but if you managed to get the old one out, this one slides in fairly easily by reversing the process. There was an odd plastic piece screwed to the bottom of the unit which I removed and the bolted on the sliding shelf piece that was attached to my old unit. I plugged the unit in, slid it back into place and within 15-20 minutes the tray was already filled with water.

Make sure you let the first several batches go through and then throw away the ice to make sure you're not getting any manufacturing contaminants. I wiped the unit out a little and then let it run over night and dumped what it had created just to be paranoid.

If you replace this item and you're still having trouble, be sure to check the blinking LED on the side of the freezer that is the sensor/indicator light (assuming your model is like mine). There's a pattern to the LED blinks. On mine, it would blink twice, pause, and then repeat. If you close the flap for the sensor, the blinking would change to a solid light. If you close the flap, and you're still getting blinking then there's a good chance that the sensor is somehow blocked or no longer good. In this case, you'll need a control board which for mine was...I believe...this model: Whirlpool Refrigerator P.C.

Reviews By A. Wiersch : Date December 29, 2011
I used the control/motor piece from this unit (connected with three screws) to replace the one in my old ice maker (from a Kenmore 106.565xxxx side-by-side black fridge bought in 2005) and it seems to have done the trick. It is now making ice again. Even though I only used that part from this unit, it seems it was the cheapest way to get the part, plus I have the rest of the unit should I need it in the future. I'm sure this saved me a bunch of $$$ compared to having a Sears repairman do it (probably about $300).

Reviews By NanaJ : Date October 24, 2011
Great buy. Looked every where for this replacement part, but could not purchase for under $75.-$80.00. Found it on Amazon and got it for less than $50.00. Great buy with good service.Came in a short time and was easy to replace.. works wonderful...Thanks again..

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