Refrigerator Ice Maker Assembly (12-Cube, Flex Tray) (LG OEM)

Description

Genuine LG OEM Refrigerator Ice Maker Assembly (12-Cube, Flex Tray) – Part AEQ72909603

12-cube flex tray ice maker. 12″L x 8.125″W x 3.5″H. Includes 10-wire harness. Test switch button on bottom of module.

Part Number: AEQ72909603

Replaces: AP5325806, AEQ72909601, AEQ72909602, RIM9603, 2216335, AH3617225, PS3617225

Always verify compatibility using your appliance model number before ordering.

LG Refrigerator Ice Maker Assembly (AEQ72909603)

Restore an automatic, reliable supply of ice to your kitchen with this Genuine OEM Ice Maker Assembly. This premium replacement module (Part # AEQ72909603) is an authentic LG component that sits inside the freezer section to automatically freeze, harvest, and dump clean ice into your storage bucket.

If your refrigerator has completely stopped making ice, produces tiny or hollow cubes, leaks water into the ice bin, or refuses to cycle and dump the ice, the internal heating element, timing gears, or electronic mold thermostat inside the module have likely failed. Manufactured directly by LG Electronics, this factory-certified unit ensures original timing calibration, correct water-fill levels, and quiet harvesting cycles.

Quick Info:

• Compatibility: Precision-engineered exclusively for LG and Kenmore refrigerators.

• Fixes Common Issues: Resolves “no ice” conditions, jammed or frozen harvest fingers, leaking water in the freezer tray, and ice makers that won’t stop running.

• Design Type: Automatic multi-cube ice mold with an integrated electronic control module and shut-off sensor arm/eye.

• Difficulty: Novice to Intermediate. A highly accessible DIY repair typically requires only a quarter-inch nut driver or Phillips screwdriver.

Pro Tip: If your new ice maker is installed but refuses to dump ice after several hours, check your freezer temperature. These assemblies rely on an internal thermostat that will not trigger a harvest cycle unless the freezer cavity safely drops below 8°F (-13°C). If your freezer is hovering around 12°F or 15°F, your ice maker will sit completely idle even if the new part is working perfectly.

Installation & Safety Steps:

1. Isolate Power: You must completely unplug the refrigerator or shut off the main house circuit breaker before starting.

2. Remove the Old Unit: Slide out the ice bucket. Unplug the plastic wiring harness clip from the freezer wall connector, remove the mounting screws holding the old assembly to the ceiling or wall bracket, and lower it out.

3. Mount the New Assembly: Align the water fill tube at the back with the ice maker’s fill cup, slide the new module onto the mounting hooks, tighten down the screws, and snap the wire harness firmly back into the wall socket.

Are you replacing this today because your old tray is physically cracked and leaking water, or has the harvest motor stopped cycling altogether?