Refrigerator Ice Maker Assembly - Refrigeration System Part by LG (replaces AEQ73209904) AEQ73130002

Basic Information

• Part Name: Refrigerator Ice Maker Assembly
• Manufacturer: LG
• Category: Refrigeration System
• Primary Function: This ice maker assembly is responsible for the production and dispensing of ice cubes in compatible refrigerators.

Technical Specifications

• Dimensions: Ice maker assemblies typically measure around 11-12 inches in width, 5-6 inches in height, and 5-6 inches in depth, although specific dimensions should be confirmed with the manufacturer or user manual for precise fitment.
• Power Rating: Generally operates within the refrigerator voltage range of 115-120 volts at 60Hz, exact power specifications can be found in the user manual or by consulting the manufacturer.
• Material: Constructed primarily from durable plastic components with metal and electronic parts for the ice-making mechanism.

Installation & Compatibility

• Compatible Models: Designed to fit a variety of LG and Kenmore refrigerator models, but it's crucial to check the specific model number for compatibility.
• Installation Difficulty: Medium; installation typically requires basic mechanical skills and should take approximately 30-60 minutes.
• Tools Required: Standard screwdriver, nut driver, and potentially a small adjustable wrench.

Additional Information

The AEQ73130002 Refrigerator Ice Maker Assembly is a complete unit that includes the ice mold and the control device that cycles the ice ejection. When installed, it integrates with the refrigerator's water supply and freezing systems to produce ice. Common issues this part may resolve include an ice maker that no longer produces ice, produces very little ice, or produces malformed ice cubes. Before installation, be sure to turn off the refrigerator and disconnect it from its power source. It's advised to consult the refrigerator's user manual for detailed installation instructions and to ensure proper alignment and connection to the water supply line. After installation, it's usually recommended to discard the first few batches of ice to ensure any residual manufacturing debris has been cleared from the system.