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Refrigerator icemaker kit, The kit includes the fill cup, 4 pin wire harness adapter, and tube. If the icemaker is not working, make sure the freezer temperature is around zero degrees Fahrenheit. If the refrigerator temperature is correct, the icemaker or water valve could be defective.

Replacement ice maker

Ice Container

Bottom coupling for in door ice dispenser bucket

Ice container, no auger parts

Freezer Ice Maker Assembly. If the icemaker is not working make sure the freezer temperature is around zero degrees Fahrenheit. If so, the icemaker or water valve could be defective.

In-Door Ice system ice maker assembly

Complete add-on icemaker kit. Includes icemaker that makes 8 radius ice cubes, water valve, water line, ice bucket and hardware.

Top coupling for in door ice dispenser bucket

Add-on icemaker kit for bottom freezer models. Has a 5 prong harness. Part no longer comes with instructions. Please visit ServiceMatters.Com to access to online instructions for IM kit: IC13B

Solenoid for crushed/cubed ice dispensing

Ice maker shut off arm

Ice maker. In-Door Ice 5 ice cube unit. *Be aware that you will have to reuse the original cover and bracket to install the new ice maker.

In Door Ice Maker Assembly. Some models require you to remove cover / unplug extension harness to install. Please call for instructions.

Replacement ice maker assembly
When your Kenmore refrigerator stops making ice or produces only small cubes, the ice maker assembly is almost always the culprit. Whether your model is Whirlpool-built, LG-built, or Frigidaire-built — and Kenmore shares parts with all three — we carry the exact OEM ice maker kit for your specific model number. A complete ice maker replacement includes the water valve, motor, tray, and module, ready to install.
The ice maker is one of Repair Clinic's most popular refrigerator parts because it's a high-failure part and a straightforward repair. Aftermarket kits have a notorious track record of poor fit and early failure, especially on LG and Whirlpool platforms — OEM is always the safer choice.
Find your Kenmore model number (usually inside the fridge on a label) and use our Kenmore Refrigerator Ice Maker Parts search to confirm your exact OEM ice maker kit, water inlet valve, and mounting hardware.
Start by checking if water is reaching the ice maker at all. Listen for the water inlet valve to click when the ice maker cycle begins — if you hear nothing, the valve or fill line is the issue. If you hear the valve click but the tray doesn't fill, the valve solenoid has failed. If water does fill the tray but the ice doesn't eject, the motor or ejector arm is bad. The complete ice maker kit includes all parts, so you get everything at once and avoid multiple repair cycles.
Kenmore models are built by Whirlpool, LG, or Frigidaire depending on the series — each uses a different ice maker design and mounting system. OEM kits are engineered and tested for your specific platform. Aftermarket kits try to be "universal" and often have poor valve tolerances, weak motors, or mounting clips that don't align properly. You'll save $10 to $20 upfront but lose months of reliability. OEM kits come with the correct water valve pressure rating, motor torque spec, and tray dimensions for your model.
Your Kenmore model number is usually on a label inside the refrigerator — check the side walls, back wall, or under the crisper drawer. It's a series of numbers, often starting with 25 (253 for Frigidaire-built) or 110/795 (for Whirlpool or LG-built models). Enter this number into our search tool, and we'll show you the exact OEM ice maker assembly, water inlet valve, and any mounting hardware your model needs. If you can't find the label, provide your Kenmore serial number — we can cross-reference it.
Sometimes yes, sometimes no. If the valve is a primary failed part (frozen, solenoid burned out), a replacement valve alone may work. But if the motor, tray, or module is also failing, the kit replacement is the real solution. Many technicians replace the whole assembly because it's faster and eliminates the risk of a second service call. OEM kits are priced competitively enough that the all-in-one approach makes economic sense — you get a warranty-backed unit with all new parts.


Ordering Kenmore refrigerator ice maker replacement parts online is simple and efficient with Repair Clinic. You can quickly search by model or part number to find the exact part you need for your ice maker. We stock a wide range of genuine OEM Kenmore refrigerator ice maker parts, including Kenmore ice maker kits, replacement ice makers, and ice maker trays, so you can get your appliance up and running again in no time.
With our No-Hassle 365-Day Returns, you can return uninstalled parts within a year of purchase, supported by model-number lookup and return options with every order. Plus, our Price Match Guarantee helps you shop with confidence on your Kenmore ice maker parts—we'll match the price if you find a better deal elsewhere.
Need your parts quickly? We offer same-day shipping on orders placed by 9:00 PM ET, so you can get your parts delivered promptly and continue your repair work without delay. Whether you're a homeowner or a professional technician, Our online repair library provides the videos, guides, and diagrams to support the repair.
Kenmore often places the refrigerator model number on a label inside the fresh-food compartment, usually on the side wall near the crisper drawers. Check the ceiling of the compartment or the door frame if it is not there, and copy every letter and number exactly. Enter that complete identifier in the Repair Clinic search bar to narrow the full catalog to parts that fit your Kenmore refrigerator model, including the ice maker and its related parts. This model lookup prevents you from comparing incompatible parts by appearance alone. You get a faster, more accurate match and can order with confidence.

Before you order parts for your Kenmore Refrigerator, use Repair Clinic's online repair resources to confirm the cause of the problem. Symptom-based articles narrow the failing component, part testing videos show how to verify it, and the model number lookup matches the exact OEM replacement. Step-by-step installation videos walk you through the swap once the part arrives.

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