4389102 W10757851 Refrigerator Ice Maker Sensor Control Board Kit for Whirlpool Kenmore Refrigerators

4389102 W10757851 Refrigerator Ice Maker Sensor Control Board Kit for Whirlpool Kenmore Refrigerators4389102 W10757851 Refrigerator Ice Maker Sensor Control Boards Kit Key Features Direct replacement for specific refrigerator models. Kit includes one emitter and one receiver control board. Utilizes an infrared sensor system to monitor the ice level in the bin. Controls the ice making cycle to prevent overflow and ensure a consistent supply. Replaces Cross Reference Part Numbers W10757851 AP5956767 PS10064583 W10290817 W10193666 W10193840 2198586

4389102 / W10757851 Refrigerator Ice Maker Sensor Control Boards Kit

Key Features

• Direct replacement for specific refrigerator models.
• Kit includes one emitter and one receiver control board.
• Utilizes an infrared sensor system to monitor the ice level in the bin.
• Controls the ice-making cycle to prevent overflow and ensure a consistent supply.

Replaces / Cross-Reference Part Numbers

• W10757851
• AP5956767
• PS10064583
• W10290817
• W10193666
• W10193840
• 2198586
• 2198585
• ADC9102
• AP3137510

Compatibility & Fitment

• Designed for use with refrigerators that have the ice maker and bin located on the freezer door.
• Fits specific models from brands including Whirlpool, Kenmore, KitchenAid, Maytag, and Jenn Air.
• Verify compatibility by matching your appliance's model number or the original part number.

When to Replace

• Ice maker is not producing ice.
• Ice maker overflows the ice bin.
• A red status light is flashing or blinking on the sensor boards.
• The ice maker will not shut off automatically when the bin is full.

Installation Tips

• Disconnect the refrigerator from its power source before beginning installation.
• Take a picture of the old boards and wire connections before removal for reference.
• Ensure the emitter and receiver boards are aligned correctly for proper function.
• After installation, allow the freezer to reach its normal operating temperature before the ice maker begins a new cycle.