Ice maker Control board

IMPORTANT: 

• NEW PART NUMBER your old part number is no longer available, new part number fits old and new serials.
• The product could be a different color or shape, (internal item, color does not interfere with operation) 
• If you don't fix the original problem, the new item will be broken again. TERMINAL CONNECTORS or bad electric contact need fix it, cleaning and close terminal to better power contact.
  

TECHNICAL NOTE

• Control board are often misdiagnosed. or wrong diagnostic  or online fake videoif you don't fix the original problem, the new item will be broken again.
• Disconnect the power source to your dryer before you conduct this or any other repair. Either unplug the unit from the wall outlet, remove the appropriate fuse from the fuse box, or flip the appropriate breaker in the circuit breaker panel.
  
• Check the obstruction in water pumps, and clean the filter or water valve, open the water supply

Replacement Instructions:

• Unplug the ice maker or shut off the house circuit breaker to disconnect electrical power.
• Open the ice maker door and put a cloth to cover the drain hole in the ice storage bin.
• Remove the front door by removing the screw on the top hinge.
• Remove the upper hinge plate.
• Remove screws at four top corners.
• Raise the top at a 45 degree angle to remove the control housing cover.
• Take a digital photo of the wires connected to the control board so you can reconnect them correctly.
• Disconnect the wires from the electronic control board and remove the mounting screws that secure the control board in the housing and remove the board.
• Position the new electronic control board in the housing and secure it with the mounting screws.
• Using your digital photo as a guide, reconnect the wires on the control board and reattach the mounting screws.
• Reverse the procedure to put machine back together.
• Remove the cloth that was used to cover the drain hole in the ice storage bin.
• Once everything is together, plug the ice maker into the wall outlet or reset the house circuit breaker to restore power.
• Now would be the perfect time to run the machine thru a cleaning cycle.
• Now it?s all done and ready to start producing ice.

PROBLEM 1

I have no water circulating over the freezing plate, What parts do I need?

Technician, Does the ice maker fill the reservoir with water ? after a couple/few minutes ? I wouldn't start by replacing the control board, You should start by making sure you have water to the fill valve, that the valve opens and lets water into the unit and fills the reservoir, and that the recirculating pump start to run constantly approximately 10 minutes after the unit has been started. This is not as simple machine as you'd think, it has several components and controls that make it operate.



PROBLEM 2


My ice machine reservoir making noise sound like it pumping . when i open drain and let it fill up sound goes away . Water is running from the top and i notice the ice is still on top of grid . Just want to say that the power service disconnect the power line and re hook the power line back and my ge refrigerator stop working , i had to replace the main board to get it working and then i noticed the ice machine is also now another problem , could it be that a power surge that also cause the ice machine to stop working . Could it be the ice maker control board is bad causing the pump to make noise and stop making ice .

SOLUTION 2

Based on the information provided it does sound like a possible power surge issue may have caused these issues, you would need to at least check the board or replace it.

OLD PART NUMBERS

NO interchangeable in serials or models

SERIAL 35 Fits old numbers WP2304016 (AP6007128) replaces  2304016, 1055218, 2185621, 2185947, 2304016R, 6100499, 6100529, PS11740236. AN2304016OEM  

SERIAL 36   Fits old numbers   WR55X10020 (AP2071665) replaces  880043, AH304099, EA304099, PS304099. zits old numbers