WPW10503764 Whirlpool Ice Maker Full Bin Thermistor
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Whirlpool
MFG Number
WPW10503764
Manufactured BY:
Whirlpool
Part number WPW10503764 replaces: WP2313633, AP6022408, WP2217288, 2217288, W10503764, 2185679, EAP11755741, PS11755741, 4447817.
Special Price
$48.99
Regular Price
$84.99
(42% off)
The Ice Maker Full Bin Thermistor is a key component designed to manage temperature within Whirlpool ice makers. It fits a range of products from brands including Whirlpool, Amana, KitchenAid, Maytag, Jenn-Air, Magic Chef, Roper, and Admiral, and is also compatible with certain Sears-Kenmore and Ikea models. As an OEM replacement part, it primarily tracks the temperature in the ice maker bin and communicates this information to the electronic control board.
Constructed from plastic and metal with a white finish, the thermistor plays a vital role in regulating ice production. It ensures the ice maker stops producing ice once the bin reaches capacity, helping to prevent issues such as overfilling or underproduction. If the ice maker does not function properly, replacing the thermistor might be necessary.
For testing, the thermistor should show a resistance of 28 to 32 ohms at room temperature when checked with an ohm meter. Installation involves disconnecting the bin thermistor connector from the bottom of the control housing, removing the thermistor from its clamp, and then following these steps in reverse to install the new part. This thermistor is specifically compatible with certain models from Whirlpool and Kitchenaid.
Constructed from plastic and metal with a white finish, the thermistor plays a vital role in regulating ice production. It ensures the ice maker stops producing ice once the bin reaches capacity, helping to prevent issues such as overfilling or underproduction. If the ice maker does not function properly, replacing the thermistor might be necessary.
For testing, the thermistor should show a resistance of 28 to 32 ohms at room temperature when checked with an ohm meter. Installation involves disconnecting the bin thermistor connector from the bottom of the control housing, removing the thermistor from its clamp, and then following these steps in reverse to install the new part. This thermistor is specifically compatible with certain models from Whirlpool and Kitchenaid.
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