Ice Maker Parts

Room-temperature drinks are not ideal, but that’s what happens when your ice maker isn’t working. The good news is, Mr. Appliance^® has your back. Our appliance specialists can diagnose the problem and find the right ice maker parts to fix your in-freezer or a freestanding machine. Expect excellent service and up-front pricing.

Request an appointment with Mr. Appliance to get the ice maker or ice machine parts you need.

Available Ice Maker & Ice Machine Parts

It’s okay if your knowledge of ice maker parts is next to nothing. We’ll assess the appliance for you, starting with a conversation about the problem signs you’re seeing. Typically, an in-person diagnostic is the best course of action to confirm the correct part.

The parts that commonly need to be replaced include:

• Thermostats
• Motors
• Valves
• Ice storage bins
• Control modules
• Condensers
• Solenoids
• Tubing
• Water filtration systems

At many of our locations, these parts are sourced only to prepare for ice maker repair services. But some locations offer standalone parts for sale. Your local team will explain their specific offerings.  

Brands We Commonly Stock

Whether you’re looking for fridge ice maker parts or freestanding ice maker parts, you can find them through your local Mr. Appliance. We carry parts and provide service and repair for most name brands.

We source and replace:

• Whirlpool ice maker parts
• Kenmore ice maker parts
• Samsung ice maker parts
• GE ice maker parts
• And components for many other brands

Find Ice Maker Parts Near Me

With so many online-only sources these days, it can be hard to find appliance parts backed by real experts who can answer your questions. Mr. Appliance aims to provide the parts you need, when you need them, with expert advice and service if you need it. Request service online.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I reset my ice maker?

Before replacing parts or calling a repair service, start with a reset. Most ice makers have a Test or Reset button you can press and hold. If resetting works, you’re back in business. But if not, you might need professional assistance. 

How to remove rust from ice maker parts:

While you can try scrubbing the rust with household products like lemon juice, vinegar, baking soda paste, and cleaners containing oxalic acid, significant rust can be impossible to remove. Even minor rust will find a way to return, so you’ll ultimately need to replace the parts.

Helpful Resources

• Why Is Frost Building Up in My Freezer?
• Ice Maker Troubleshooting Tips
• What Is an Icebox? A History Lesson