Whirlpool : ECKMF94 Automatic Ice Maker Kit
Product Details
- Shipping Weight: 5 pounds
- ASIN: B00097A4J6
Item Description
Technical Details
- Produces 3.5 Lbs. Of Ice Each 24 Hours
- Produces Crescent-shaped Ice
- Requires Separate Copper-tube (thin) Water Line Installation
Customer Evaluations
My 13-year old Kenmore 106.xx side-by-side was getting challenges with the ice maker overflowing into the ice bin (a typical predicament according to the net). Immediately after fiddling with the adjustment screw and cleaning all the contacts with no improvement, it was time to order a new unit. I confirmed on the Whirlpool web-site that the ECKMF94 was the replacement for my model. The unit arrived and was specifically the identical as the original, with the exception of the size and shape of the on/off arm. Installation took me much less than five minutes. There was one particular 1/four" hexhead screw to remove that locks the unit in location. Two other screws are loosened so that the unit can be lifted up and out. Then you merely unplug the wiring harness. I swapped out the on/off arm with the original (merely pulled out at each and every finish), reinstalled the old, deeper arm, and inside a few hours, I had ice once more.
Exact "replacement" units for this model from the retailer were properly more than a hundred dollars, however this model came with an extra ice bin and a new provide valve that I'm saving for future use. This is a honestly straightforward replacement job that I feel anyone can do. If this one lasts as lengthy as the initial unit, it will need to outlast the refrigerator.
The unit had every thing I required and extra, it came with the waterline, a new fill servo, new ice bucked and a lot more. Honestly, I did not spend time seeking by means of the box or even crack the instructions. Took the old one out, installed the new 1 and was seeing new ice in the bucket within 3 hours.
One particular note, when replacing your unit you require only a compact flat head and 1/4" socket. Make your life simpler, you do not want to get rid of the top rated two 1/four" screws (maybe it says this in the book), just loosen them and slide the unit up and off. You do have to have to eliminate the bottom 1/4" screw and pop the cover off with the flat head so that you can disengage the wire plug.
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