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Whirlpool W11284458 Refrigerator Ice Maker Assembly
Special Price
$83.58
Regular Price
$98.76
In stock
Available Quantity:
244
Product Description
The Whirlpool W11284458 Refrigerator Ice Maker Assembly is designed to produce ice for daily use, this assembly is connected to the refrigerator’s water line and when triggered, it floods the ice mold with water. When the water is frozen, the ice cube discharged into the storage bin through the action of the ejector. The installation of the ice maker within the fridge is easy and efficient since it does not occupy much space and eliminate the need for ice cube tray, especially for households that frequently use ice.
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Manufacturer Name: WHIRLPOOL Product Number: W11284458OEM Part Number: W11284458Product Description: Icemaker
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Installation Steps
Step 1: Start by having your refrigerator disconnected from the electrical outlet.Step 2: Find the ice maker located within your freezer.Step 3: Gently extract the icemaker from the freezer. Ensure any screws or fasteners that were utilized to secure the ice maker are monitored.Step 4: Take the existing ice maker and have its parts detached, including the water inlet valve, ice tray, and wiring harness.Step 5: Transport the new Whirlpool W11284458 icemaker to the freezer and have it carefully positioned in its assigned location.Step 6: Firmly connect all previously removed components to the new ice maker, ensuring adherence to any guidelines provided.Step 7: Reattach the wiring harness, linking any essential wires to the new ice maker.Step 8: Reconnect your refrigerator to the electrical outlet.Step 9: Switch the refrigerator back on and permit the icemaker to commence ice production.
