Ice Dispenser Actuator - Black 241682303

Hi Jerry, Thank you for your question. Here is repair story from our website that refers to the ribbon cable. Unplugged refrigerator. Pull forward on tray at bottom of water & ice dispenser to remove it. Remove three screws. Push up and then pull out to remove black cover around dispensers. Be careful not to break ribbon cable. Pulled ribbon cable from green circuit card on the cover. Set the cover aside. Removed green circuit card from refigerator (six small screws). Had to unplug two wires to do this. Set this aside. Make sure you remember which connector each wire goes in for re-assembly. I ended up removing the entire assembly, it was easier to work on. There were a couple more screws to remove and then you can carefully pull the entire assembly down and toward you to remove it. This meant removing the water supply line from the dispenser. Pushed up on the water supply line with needle nose pliers to "unstick" it and make it easier to pull out. Used needle nose pliers to unplug wires from broken actuator from the circuit card. Make sure to unplug the correct one. Unscrewed the two screws that held the metal plates thet held the actuator in place. Cut the wires to make it easier to remove the broken actuator and pull the wires through Installed the new actuator and screws. Routed the wire through and plugged it in to the circuit card. Now the hardest part, and I would not have figured it out without a tip from this website. There was no slack in the water line and it was impossible to push the end of it back into the hole in the dispenser assembly. Open the refrigerator doors and remove the black cover at the bottom. The water line goes up through the freezer door from the bottom. It was easy to push an inch or two of slack up through the door. Then I could grab the water line and insert it in the hole in the dispenser. Re-connect the wires that were disconnected and replace the assembly in the freezer door. You can pull slack in the water supply line back down fr

Hi Mauro, we cannot say exactly, it could definitely be the ice dispenser actuator. It is also possible there is some kind of blockage or other faulty part causing the ice chute door to be harder to open. Thank you for your question and good luck with your repair!

Hi David, thank you for reaching out. We have researched your model and attached a relevant video that might help you with the ice dispenser actuator. We hope this is what you were looking for.

Hello Brenda, thank you for your question. The Actuator PS1526393 you had chosen is for the Ice. The Actuator for the Water Dispenser is PS1526418. We hope this helps.