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Affresh Ice Machine Cleaner W11179302

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30 - 60 mins

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PartSelect Number PS12583750

Manufacturer Part Number W11179302

Manufactured by Whirlpool

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Related Parts
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Product Description
Troubleshooting
Customer Reviews
Customer Repair Stories
Questions and Answers
Related Parts
Model Cross Reference

Product Description

Affresh Ice Machine Cleaner Specifications

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!

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Troubleshooting

This part works with the following products:

Ice Maker.

This part works with the following products:

KitchenAid, Whirlpool, Kenmore, General Electric.

Part# W11179302 replaces these:

4396808, 4396808P, 8171307, ICE MACHINE CLEANE, W10830504

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No cleaner

parts are LATE and have not arrived two weeks after saying they were enroute

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Easy repair, seemed to work ok

The part (a plastic bottle of Affresh ice machine cleaner) seemed to work well. I didn't like the fact that a sticky label of some sort had been applied over the usage instructions. The label could not be removed so I had to go on-line to find them. Also they sent me a UPS tracking number but the package was sent FedEx. The problem turned out to be the pump.

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Ice Machine Cleaner

Part ordered was received in good condition and it was only 3 - 4 days on delivery.

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Average Repair Rating: 3.9 / 5.0, 4 reviews. What's this?

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ice maker leaking water, and not making ice

Remove the cardboard back cover and the vertical metal strip, all the screws are the same on the back. Remove the front bottom cover, those screws are all the same but longer. The tubing is bad because they tucked it in on the side and it rubbed and wore a hole in it. Remove the tubing nut. You may notice that there is an insert in the tu ... Read more bing, but the new tubing has no insert because it is thicker walled and does not the insert because it is stronger. The nut and compression ring are one piece. Open the front door and pull the tube out of the metal plate to the left, and cut the tube off at the end to remove the metal ring, and to make it easier to pull it out. Pull the tube out from the back, but first carefully remove the sticky gray putty, and put it aside. You might also bend the copper line to the right a little if it is putting pressure on the tube at the top of the unit. Now pull the tubing out, and use it to make the new tube the proper length, You might also want to first tape the new tube to the old tube to fish it through. I did not. It was tricky fishing the tube in from the back of the unit to the resevoir. If you do it my way, then aim it to the right. I got it on the second try and felt lucky. Once you get the tube in there, put the metal ring back on the new tube, and press it into the metal plate to the right. You can feel the groove and hole in the metal plate. I think the metal ring goes under the plate, but honestly I don't think you need the ring on the new tube because it has a thicker wall and is stiffer, so it won't pop out. Make sure you put the putty back in once you have completely installed the tubing. I think this is important to keep the tubing from sweating and to help keep the ice bin cold, like insulation. Do not put the tubing back along the left side of the unit, or you will be replacing it again, but maybe not with the thicker walled tubing. When you are all done, check to make sure your sump pump works by pouring water into the ice tub, if it is plugged in and you do not hear the pump, or the water backs up, then your pump may be bad. I also pulled a piece of white plastic out of the clear tubing just above the pump and never did find where that came from, but it would have been from the ice bin. I then ran a cleaning cycle and the instructions say if there was water still in the resevoir, then do another cleaning. My resevoir was full, so I did another cleaning. IF YOUR RESEVOIR IS FULL, THEN YOU NEED A NEW UPPER PUMP! Mine is on order. Mine was full after both cleanings, and after trying to make ice, I realized what the problem was. It could be that it is very clogged, but they don't appear to be serviceable, and I never heard it try to run. I did hear the lower pump, compressor, and fan all run previously, so I hope that when the new pump is installed, the unit is not low on refrigerant or anything like that. Fingers crossed, and good luck.

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Other Parts Used:

Water Tube Kit

Affresh Ice Machine Cleaner

Jason from CHAMPAIGN, IL
Difficulty Level:
A Bit Difficult
Total Repair Time:
30 - 60 mins
Tools:
Nutdriver

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Overflow pump-cutting grid wire & spacers

Replaced pump-loop cutting grid wire loosely around spacers-hold loose end with pliers-working from back to front remove all slack. Pull until piano string tight. Wire will not break if not linked. Tighten front screw.

Other Parts Used:

Front or Rear Spacer/Bracket

Affresh Ice Machine Cleaner

Ice Cutting Grid Wire

SPACER

Leonard from ALVARADO, TX
Difficulty Level:
Very Easy
Total Repair Time:
30 - 60 mins
Tools:
Nutdriver, Pliers, Screw drivers

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semi-annual cleaning of the ice-maker

bought 4 bottles for use this year and next. strongly recommend the product if you have an ice machine.

Archibald from WOODBINE, MD
Difficulty Level:
Really Easy
Total Repair Time:
30 - 60 mins

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Slow Ice Production

I used the cleaning solution that I purchased from you and my ice maker is now working perfectly !!!!

Thanks for the fast shipping !!

Happy Holidays !!

Lori from San Antonio, TX
Difficulty Level:
Really Easy
Total Repair Time:
Less than 15 mins

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