Replacement ice maker module and motor assembly used for some Bosch and Hisense refrigerator models.
Repairs ice maker by allowing replacement of the motor module instead of replacing whole ice maker assembly.
Icemakers Compatible With: 00744441, 744441, 3279168, ABS11951, AP5781279, EAP8736999, PD00070408, PS8736999, 11024619, 00748714, 748714, 11007018, 4581109, ABS12390, AP6286855, EAP12367700, PD00068739, PS12367700, K2272720.
Features:
- Motor module controls the operation of the ice maker.
- Motor only.
- Six-pin connector with left side ice sensing arm.
- Motor assembly includes thermistor.
- Includes (1) Ice Maker Motor Head Module.
Specifications:
- Color: White.
- Material: Plastic / Metal.
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Compatible Models:
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Repair Skill Level: 2 | Beginner to Moderate
Minimal disassembly (if any) and some basic tools may be needed.
Part Description: The auger motor turns the ice auger that pushes ice through the dispenser chute.
Failure Symptoms: Ice maker not dispensing ice.
Testing: Pull out the ice bucket and turn the auger by hand. If it will turn freely, use a multimeter to test the auger motor for continuity. If there is now continuity, or the motor is getting power and still isn't running, it should be replaced.
Bonus Tip: If your freezer temperature is more than 10 degrees Fahrenheit, the ice maker will not work efficiently. The temperature inside the freezer compartment should be between 0 and 5 degrees Fahrenheit for proper ice maker functionality.
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