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Whirlpool W11512149 Refrigerator Ice Maker Assembly
Special Price
$88.60
Regular Price
$114.63
In stock
Available Quantity:
21
Product Description
The Whirlpool W11512149 Refrigerator Ice Maker Assembly works by sucking water into the mold, freezing it, and dropping solid cubes into the storage bin. It is also designed to operate smoothly and can be used daily. This is an internal component that can be installed in the freezer compartment of the compatible Whirlpool refrigerator models.
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Manufacturer Name: WHIRLPOOL Product Number: WPW10272869OEM Part Number: WPW10272869Product Description: Repl: W11512149
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Installation Steps
Step 1: The refrigerator should be disconnected from the outlet or the power should be deactivated at the breaker or fuse box.Step 2: The screws securing the ice maker to the rear wall of the freezer compartment should be taken out.Step 3: The ice maker should be carefully extracted from the appliance.Step 4: The water line and electrical wire linked to the old ice maker should be detached.Step 5: It should be verified that the new Whirlpool W11512149 Ice Maker is suitable for your freezer.Step 6: The new ice maker should be positioned into the designated space, ensuring it is tightly fitted.Step 7: The screws that secure the ice maker in position should be fastened.Step 8: The electrical wire from the new ice maker should be attached to the rear of the freezer.Step 9: The new water line should be connected to the back of the freezer, ensuring it is securely fastened.Step 10: The refrigerator should be reconnected to the power source and switched on.Step 11: A wait of 24 hours should be observed for the ice maker to start generating ice.
