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Ice Makers Dottie 04-14-2008
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Posted by Dottie on April 14, 2008, 8:17 am
I am getting a new refrigerator today and will put the old one in the
garage. I would like to remove the old ice maker so I would have more
space in the freezer. Does anyone know how difficult this is?
(Frigidaire) And is it safe to just take it out? I mean, I assume
there won't be any wires left just dangling....but I don't know for
sure. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.

Posted by zzyzzx on April 14, 2008, 9:12 am
You should be able to just remove it. As an example, my refrigerator
has as an option an ice maker that I can install, and there is an
electrical connector flush to the inside wall that I can connect it
to. Presumaby therewould also be a hole in the refrigerator somewhere
where the water line used to be that you would have to plug.

I am assuming that your ice maker is entirely inside the refrigerator,
as opposed to the type with a feed in the door (which you can probably
also just disconnect, but I personally wouldn't know).

Posted by gigster on April 14, 2008, 9:43 am
> I am getting a new refrigerator today and will put the old one in the
> garage. I would like to remove the old ice maker so I would have more
> space in the freezer. Does anyone know how difficult this is?
> (Frigidaire) And is it safe to just take it out? I mean, I assume
> there won't be any wires left just dangling....but I don't know for
> sure. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.

Information on the model would be best as there are website that offer
schematics that will show the installation and removal procedures for
appliance components. However on average the removal of the in
freezer ice maker mechanism is not too difficult providing you have
basic mechanical/tool knowledge. What you want to check for is post
removal openings that will allow outside air to enter the compartment
and reduce the efficiency of your unit. Post your Refrigerator make
and model and I'll try to find a web site for you.

Posted by gigster on April 14, 2008, 9:44 am
> I am getting a new refrigerator today and will put the old one in the
> garage. I would like to remove the old ice maker so I would have more
> space in the freezer. Does anyone know how difficult this is?
> (Frigidaire) And is it safe to just take it out? I mean, I assume
> there won't be any wires left just dangling....but I don't know for
> sure. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.

Here is one web site to get you started
Have a good day!

Posted by gigster on April 14, 2008, 9:53 am
> I am getting a new refrigerator today and will put the old one in the
> garage. I would like to remove the old ice maker so I would have more
> space in the freezer. Does anyone know how difficult this is?
> (Frigidaire) And is it safe to just take it out? I mean, I assume
> there won't be any wires left just dangling....but I don't know for
> sure. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.

Ooops!! Forgot the paste: http://www.appliance411.com/parts/partslists.shtml

Sorry about that!

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