Ice Maker Optics Sensor at Kathy Glenn blog

Ice Maker Optics Sensor. When the ice container fills up with ice, the beam is blocked, and it tells the ice maker to stop filling up with ice. Whirlpool redesigned the optics portion of this system around 2002 so there are two different diagnostic methods depending on which set of boards are installed in your refrigerator, pre or post. How to check and replace the optics sensor on an ice maker. As for sensors, most ice makers have sensors built into the actual ice maker mechanism. I cover not only how to check the operation using the led diagnostics. First, check the ejector arm. If the optical sensor is malfunctioning, your ice maker may not work in automatic mode. There is an emitter control board that sends out an infrared beam, and a receiver board that receives the infrared beam. This ice maker optic sensor kit fits most top refrigerator brands: They are located at the bottom of the ice maker, on each side.

As for sensors, most ice makers have sensors built into the actual ice maker mechanism. How to check and replace the optics sensor on an ice maker. I cover not only how to check the operation using the led diagnostics. This ice maker optic sensor kit fits most top refrigerator brands: They are located at the bottom of the ice maker, on each side. When the ice container fills up with ice, the beam is blocked, and it tells the ice maker to stop filling up with ice. If the optical sensor is malfunctioning, your ice maker may not work in automatic mode. First, check the ejector arm. There is an emitter control board that sends out an infrared beam, and a receiver board that receives the infrared beam. Whirlpool redesigned the optics portion of this system around 2002 so there are two different diagnostic methods depending on which set of boards are installed in your refrigerator, pre or post.

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Ice Maker Optics Sensor I cover not only how to check the operation using the led diagnostics. How to check and replace the optics sensor on an ice maker. Whirlpool redesigned the optics portion of this system around 2002 so there are two different diagnostic methods depending on which set of boards are installed in your refrigerator, pre or post. When the ice container fills up with ice, the beam is blocked, and it tells the ice maker to stop filling up with ice. I cover not only how to check the operation using the led diagnostics. If the optical sensor is malfunctioning, your ice maker may not work in automatic mode. They are located at the bottom of the ice maker, on each side. This ice maker optic sensor kit fits most top refrigerator brands: As for sensors, most ice makers have sensors built into the actual ice maker mechanism. First, check the ejector arm. There is an emitter control board that sends out an infrared beam, and a receiver board that receives the infrared beam.