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Lenny
August 26, 2017
Is this part the entire ice maker?
For model number PS11739949
Hello Lenny, thank you for contacting us. This is just the ice bin, not the ice maker. Without the model I cannot reference the correct part. Hope this helps!
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Maria
July 27, 2021
I have a Whirlpool refrigerator that has stopped making ice. Which part do you think its most likely to be replaced? Thank you.
For model number GS6SHEXNS00
Hello Maria, Thank you for the question. With the information provided and assuming the Ice Maker is getting water to make ice, we suggest replacing the Ice Maker. We hope this helps!
THE LATCH ON MY ICE CONTAINER CRUSHER ASSEMBLY HAS COME UNDONE. I DON'T THINK ANY PARTS ARE MISSING. i HAVE AN ARM AND SPRING. THERE ARE SLOTS FOR ARM TO GO ONTO BUT THEM THE LATCH WON'T CONNECT WITH NIPPLES IN FREEZER DOOR. CAN YOU GIVE DIRECTIOND TO PUT BACK TOGETHER. ALSO WOULD THIS STOP THE ICE MAKER FROM DESPENSING ICE AS IT SEEMS TO HAVE ICE IN MAKER AND ICE REFRARED CONTROL DOEN'R SEEM TO BE BLINKING
For model number GS6SHEXNS02
Hello Christopher, Thank you for your inquiry. We have found the following instructions on how to replace the spring. Hopefully this will be enough for your issue: Remove ice bin. Turn crusher bin housing upside down. Install the release handle from the hole opening, using inner grooves to place release latch. Use needle nose pliers to put spring on one end of latch and then to finger provided for tension of spring. We hope this helps
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