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Old 09-16-2007, 05:04 PM
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Question whirlpool ed25dq icemaker not dispencing ice

I have a whirlpool side by side with an automatic ice dispenser. The ice dispenser seems to be overfilling and therefore ice cubes are connected and cant be released. They are the half moon shape ice cubes. It sounds like it's trying to dispense but they are frozen together and can't separate or release. Then it also pours water into the tray freezing any cubes in the tray together.

It is obviously getting water and they are freezing. Any idea what it can be?
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Old 09-16-2007, 09:18 PM
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The [icemaker] seems to be overfilling and therefore ice cubes are connected and cant be released.
Two things can cause that, filling for too long or water continuing to drip into the tray after the fill should have stopped. Each could be caused by different things.

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Old 09-17-2007, 09:28 AM
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complete model number for whirlpool ed25dq

Dan, my whirlpool side by side designer series complete model # is ED25DQXDW04, Type C25SSA96. Built in August of 1996.

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Old 12-02-2007, 09:04 PM
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ED25DQXDW02 icemaker overfilling

Hi,

I just got the same problem today.

Did you ever got your problem fixed? It seems the thread went dead.

Thanks
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I just got the same problem today.
Were you able to determine which of the two possibilities described above is occurring?

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Did you ever got your problem fixed?
Even if they did there is no guaranty the cause in their case will be the same as yours even if the end result (ice cubes connected together) might be the same. I suggest you investigate your own to determine the cause in its case and not just rely on what someone else's fix happened to be.

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Old 12-03-2007, 07:23 PM
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whirlpool ed25dq icemaker water overflow

hi Dan,

Water was running too long, overflowing and as there was too much water, it was blocking the full system. After I cleaned it up and got it restarted, I removed the front cap. Then I could see sparks and smoke behind the white wheel when it turns to unload the ice cubes and starts the water.

I am going to replace that part as I assume sparks and smoke is not part of the design.

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I assume sparks and smoke is not part of the design.
No. I think you likely found the cause of the problem in your case.

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I am going to replace that part
While the 'module' is available as a separate part, it is sometimes more cost (and time) effective to replace the whole icemaker when the module is needed.

LINK > ED25DQXDW02 Icemaker 'Module'

LINK > Replacement Icemaker Kit

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Smile I am happy to see a response! What do you think?

Dan O, now that you have my complete info, what do you think it could be?
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now that you have my complete info, what do you think it could be?
I can't tell the problem just from that but at least I am now able to look up your particular machine to see how it is designed.

I'm still waiting to hear back from you on which of the two possibilities I stated previously (filling for too long or water continuing to drip into the tray after the fill should have stopped) is occurring.

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Old 12-15-2007, 01:01 PM
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water continues dripping after is should have stopped. Tray over fills and drips into into ice cube holer and dispenser. I decided to take your recommendation and buy entire new ice maker. Installed and it is working great. Rather spend $100 and be confident it will work vs saving a few dollars and risk it.

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