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Question: Can you set the amount of ice it makes, I have to push the actuator arm all the way up manually.  It will not automatically shut of.
Document: I installed the new icemaker and it does make ice, but after it dumps the ice, the arm will not fully retract. It stops about two inches away. This stops the cycle of the icemaker. If I manually push the arm against the icemaker, it will finish that cycle and then stop again on the next cycle.
Our old icemaker in our Whirlpool broke and we needed a new one when we figured out that the motor was broken. In a few steps, the icemaker was replaced and makes ice just as well.Only problems:* Does not have a turbo mode (our original one did)* Seems to make a higher amount of ice than expected before automatically stopping.
This is cheap compared to sears for the same Ice maker. From start to finish it only took 20 minutes to install and that was after I removed it to put the bail wire on. It's a lot easier that way. How long it takes to make ice cubes depends on what temp your freezer is set and the model. Mine made ice cubes in about three hours. No Problems  so far,
I had the ice maker installed and on its way to making ice within 5 minutes. Had two batches in less than 8 hours. I was able to use the factory harness in my Whirlpool fridge and used my original bail arm. I had to cut the 'U' shaped slot out in the water trough.
works great and makes plenty of ice, only one problem when the tray gets full the ice maker turns off, and when it gets low you have to push the rod down so it will start making ice again.
This replacement part was easy to install, even for a 73 year old,and works great. The ice cubes did come out stuck together,which was not a serious problem since the dispenser broke them apart. But,I used the water level adjustment to reduce the amount of water used and this helped reduce the number of cubes stuck together.It also makes smaller cubes which I like.
Turns out my old ice assembly wasn't 100% my problem. Once installed, I discovered the ice maker isn't getting water which was unexpected since my last assembly died with ice in the molds not yet ejected. My new water valve is on the way however, I've been adding water to the new assembly manually and the ice is filling up the basket just fine. I'll give it 5 stars once I see the water gets to the molds ok.
This item was extremely easy to install, it required no modifications. It is obviously better than my old ice maker (original to the fridge) which had stopped making ice. the biggest disappointment I have is that this unit makes ice MUCH slower than the original one. I use a large amount of ice every day, and the bin has never filled up completely with this ice maker. The one that came with the fridge was always full after 8-10 hours.
This is an excellent low-priced bolt-in replacement for a worn-out or defective existing Whirlpool icemaker. The actual part number on the box is IM943 and includes the shut-off arm (some replacements don't). This is a direct replacement for Whirlpool 4317943 and aftermarket replacement GE IM500 & Supco/Armstrong RIM500 icemakers.
I have an old Kenmore fridge, and through a little research found that this ice maker is a direct replacement for my old unit. It fit without alteration what-so-ever. The only thing that I needed from the old unit was the actuator arm that detects the ice in the ice storage bin. Nut drivers help with the install. I found that you pretty much need to plug the unit in (electrical connnection)  before you mount the unit.
Answer: Thearm is supposed to move up then the ice comes out. if the arm cannot go all the way down production will stop until the ice is depleted far enough. Listen for the ice when itejects. opeO the fridge immediately to see if the arm is in the up position. You may have to bend it down a bit to make it stop producing ice. Be sure to hold the part where it connects to the unit so you don't damage it.