Ice Maker Assembly - Refrigerator Ice Maker Part by LG (replaces AEQ72910408, AEQ72910401, AEQ72910404 and AEQ72910405) AEQ73110205

Basic Information

• Part Name: Ice Maker Assembly
• Manufacturer: LG
• Category: Refrigerator Appliance Part
• Primary Function: To produce and dispense ice cubes into the storage bin of a refrigerator.

Technical Specifications

• Dimensions: Most ice maker assemblies measure 11-in x 5.5-in x 4.5-in (Length x Width x Height); exact dimensions vary by part
• Power Rating: Typically operates on 120V, frequency of 60Hz (exact specifications may vary by model)
• Material: Plastic housing, metal ice mold, and electronic components

Installation & Compatibility

• Compatible Models: This ice maker assembly is compatible with select LG and Kenmore refrigerator models. Please refer to the manufacturer's website or user manual to confirm the compatibility with your appliance model.
• Installation Difficulty: Medium. Installation generally requires basic understanding of appliance structure and some technical ability to properly insert and secure the new assembly.
• Tools Required: Philips head screwdriver, small flat-blade screwdriver, possibly a nut driver or wrench for securing the assembly.

Additional Information

The AEQ73110205 Ice Maker Assembly is an OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) replacement part responsible for the production of ice in certain LG and Kenmore refrigerators. It typically includes a motor that rotates the ice tray for filling and a heater to loosen the ice cubes during harvest. A thermostat is also present to monitor the temperature and initiate the ice ejection process. When troubleshooting an ice maker that is not producing ice, common issues may include a faulty water inlet valve, a defective ice maker assembly, or a clogged water filter. Before installation, ensure that the refrigerator is unplugged and the water supply is turned off. It's also recommended to check and align the fill cup and ensure that the water chute is clear of any blockages. After installation, the first few batches of ice should be discarded to ensure that any debris from the installation process is cleared out.