How often should your Refrigerator Water Filter be changed? Most manufacturers say 6 months but for a family of 4 it should be every 3 - 4 months. Most families want great tasting refrigerator ice and water. This means changing your refrigerator filter 3 times(every 4 months) per year instead of 2 times(every 6 months) per year. If your ice maker is on the blink, get help and Replacement Ice Maker Parts from us. We have discount prices on major brand filters and ice maker parts from Whirlpool, Maytag, Jenn-Air, Kenmore, Coldspot, Sears, GE, Hotpoint, Frigidaire, Electrolux and more.
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2pk $75 Free S&H
This is a new replacement ice and water filter and it's location is thru the lower base grill and requires a quarter-turn to remove and replace. This refrigerator filter has been tested and certified by NSF International against ANSI / NSF Standards 42 and 53. It has a Flow Rate of 0.5 (gpm) and is made of carbon block material. It is recommended by the manufacturer to change your filter every 6-months or 200 gallons. When it comes time to replace, after removing you will need to slide the cap off and re-use it on the new one before installing. It is a great idea to completely flush the system with a couple of gallons of water from the dispenser area. You will not need any tools for this repair. Size approx. 11 5/8 inches (length) x 3 inches (diameter)
Used to fix the following Symptons:
Not dispensing water
Ice maker not producing ice
Leaking at filter or water dispenser.
2pk $79 Free S&H
This Push Button Release Water Filter is for refrigerators with button to the left of filter in the base grille. This NSF Certified refrigerator filter reduces cysts, particulates (class I), lead, mercury, and more while retaining beneficial fluoride. It has a Flow Rate of 0.85 (gpm) and is made of carbon block material. It is recommended to change your filter every 6-months or 200 gallons. When replacing the filter make sure to re-use (swap) the colored cap off the end of the old water filter put on the new filter. It is a great idea to completely flush the system with a couple of gallons of water from the dispenser area. You do not need any tools for this repair. Size approx. 12 inches (length) x 2 3/4 inches (diameter)
Used to fix the following Symptons:
Not dispensing water
Ice maker not producing ice
Leaking at filter or water dispenser.
This Replacement Left Wall Mounted Ice Maker is a complete assembly which includes modular ice maker, flat plug wire harness, front cover, mounting bracket and wire shut-off arm. This ice maker does not fit refrigerators that have the vertical ice auger assembly mounted on the freezer door. The ice maker signals the water inlet valve to receive water and then holds the water in the ice mold until the water freezes solid. When it's temp reaches approx. (0℉ to 5℉) the ice maker then automatically ejects the ice and refills with water to continue the process until the ice storage bucket is full.This is an OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) part which comes well packed in a cardboard box with multiple layers of bubble wrap and or packing paper.
Used to repair the following Symptons:
Ice maker not making ice.
Ice maker dispenses too little ice.
Ice maker dispenses too much ice.
Ice maker leaking water.
This OEM Upper Front Mount Ice Maker is for 25cf - 27cf models and produces 8-cubes per batch and has a specially designed Ice Stripper that allows the ice to slide from the ice maker into the vertical ice container that is located directly in the freezer door. This ice maker is controlled by an 'optic led sensor' that scans the level of ice in the ice container. When the ice level in the container blocks the led beam (Full of Ice) it (shuts off the icemaker). When the ice level in the container is below the led beam (Low of Ice) it (turns on the icemaker). Be sure to correctly diagnose before purchasing. Here are the 4 things to check! (Freezer temp. approx. 0℉ to 5℉) - (ice level optics board) - (water inlet valve) - (ice maker). When replacing you will have to re-use the bottom mounting tray.
Used to repair the following Symptons:
Ice maker not making ice.
Ice maker dispenses too little ice.
Ice maker dispenses too much ice.
Ice maker leaking water.