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This ice maker scoop is an OEM refrigerator part designed to retrieve ice from the ice maker bin. It is made of plastic and measures approximately 10 3/4 inches in length and 4 inches in width. The sc...
The start relay briefly boosts the compressor, and then shuts off as soon as the motor gets up to speed. The overload provides extra protection for the compressor motor.
This motor operates the fan to help circulate the air for cooling of the compressor and the coils. It also helps to evaporate the excess water located in the drain pan.
I removed the two wing nut type screws and pulled grid cutter out and then disconnected both the electrical power plug and the light power plug. Then I removed the front face plate and put it on the new grid cutter after cleaning and re-inserted the new grid cutter into ice machine along with re-connecting the electrical and tighten wing
... Read morescrews and then turned the ice machine to on and within approx. 2-3 hours, we had ice. Very simple to do and machine works perfect now. Just like new.
At the top of the unit is the grid-cutter, to remove, I unscrewed the two turn screws (usually can do by hand but mine were a little tight so I used pliers to turn them). I slid the unit out and disconnected the power supply and light switch. I removed the plastic cover on the front and put it on the new grid cutter, lining up the light
... Read more between the plastic and the edge of the grid. Slid the cover back on and then slide the grid cutter back into place. Hand turning the two screws and it was making ice in no time. I saved more than $200 doing it myself!!!
