Best Refrigerators with Ice Maker (2026)

Up to 2 lbs of Fresh Ice Every 24 Hours

After a week of running a full cycle through a working ice maker, this replacement held up to the daily demand of a family that actually uses ice. Two pounds per day means you're not watching the bin empty by Thursday afternoon and scrambling to refill it manually, which is the real test when a maker is running in a warm kitchen during summer. The bin fills steadily without jamming cycles or the weird half-cube freeze that signals a water pressure drop.

On/Off Switch and Water Fill Adjustment Screw

Having a manual water adjustment screw on this refrigerator ice maker replacement means you're not locked into whatever the factory set. If your water pressure runs high and the maker floods the bin, or runs low and produces partial cubes, you can dial it in without calling a technician. Most replacement makers force you to live with what you get, so this control actually matters when you're troubleshooting why the old one stopped working in the first place.

Compatible with 80+ GE Part Numbers and 850+ Models

Matching this to your GE refrigerator model means checking the part number on your current maker first, but the compatibility list covers most of the popular GE, Café, Hotpoint, and Profile models that show up in kitchens. The broad fit range cuts down on ordering the wrong part and waiting for a return, which is the last thing you want when your freezer is melting down mid-summer.

9.75 Inch Depth Fits Standard GE Housing

At 9.75 inches deep, this replacement slides into the same space your original maker occupied without requiring modifications to the housing or water line routing. The compact footprint means you're swapping it in and out without wrestling with the refrigerator's internal layout, which matters when you're doing the work yourself on a Saturday afternoon instead of scheduling a service call.

Genuine OEM Ice Maker Assembly for Side-by-Side Refrigerators

An ice maker that quits mid-summer is a real problem in a full household. This OEM ice maker assembly is engineered to match the original specifications of your Whirlpool side-by-side, which means the water inlet, freeze cycle, and ejector timing all work the way the compressor and control board expect them to. Aftermarket parts sometimes cut corners on the freeze cycle timing, and you end up with ice that sticks or won't eject cleanly.

Replaces Five Older Part Numbers in One Unit

If your refrigerator shipped with W10760070, W10798411, W10847507, W11130444, or W11646278, this assembly handles all of them. That matters because Whirlpool consolidated the design over the years, and a single modern replacement often fits multiple older models. You won't need to hunt down a discontinued part number or wait for a special order from a service center.

Compatible with Five Common Whirlpool Side-by-Side Models

The WRS571CIHZ, WRS588FIHZ, WRS555SIHZ, KRSC703HPS, and WRS588FIHV are all accounted for in this replacement. Before you order, match your model number to the list on the back of your fridge or inside the freezer door. A mismatched assembly won't fit the water line or electrical connector, and you'll be back to square one.

One-Year Warranty on a Replacement You Can Trust

Whirlpool backs this part with a full year of coverage, which is longer than most aftermarket ice makers give you. If the assembly fails within that window, you have recourse without fighting with a third-party seller. On a refrigerator ice maker, that warranty is your insurance that the freeze cycle holds up past the first heavy use season.

Built-In Wiring Harness Cuts Install Time

Most aftermarket ice makers force you to hunt down connectors and trace wiring diagrams in a manual that's already buried somewhere. This one ships with the harness already attached, which means you unplug the old unit, slide the new one in, and plug it back in. On a real kitchen floor with a full freezer above your head and ice cubes melting on the counter, that 15-minute difference between a pre-wired swap and jury-rigging connectors actually matters.

Replaces 20+ Original Frigidaire and Electrolux Part Numbers

Replacement ice makers usually lock you into one exact model. This one handles 241798231, 241642511, 241642501, and a long list of other part numbers across Frigidaire, Electrolux, and Kenmore units. Before you buy, pull your model number from the back of your fridge or the manual and confirm it matches one of the compatible numbers listed. If you're not sure, reach out and ask; a wrong part sitting on your counter is worth 30 seconds of verification.

Solves Three Common Ice Maker Failures

After a year or two, refrigerator ice makers either stop producing altogether, start running so loud they hum through the wall, or get stuck in a cycle that never shuts off. This replacement addresses all three. If your fridge is still cooling food properly but the ice maker died, a new unit like this one usually gets you back to full production within a few hours of installation.

Restores Full Ice Production After Slow Cycles

A failing ice maker doesn't always quit cold. Sometimes it just slows down, dropping from a full bin every two days to a half-full bin every week. Once you swap in a new unit, production bounces back to normal speed, which means your freezer stays stocked and you're not rationing ice on a hot day. Just keep in mind that if your compressor is struggling or your freezer isn't holding temperature, a new ice maker won't fix that underlying problem.

Complete Ice Maker Assembly with Housing

When an ice maker quits mid-summer, you need the exact part that came from the factory. This assembly includes the full housing and internal components, so you're not piecing together a partial fix that leaves you with a half-working dispenser. Samsung refrigerator owners know that a genuine OEM part holds up through the full freeze cycle without jamming or leaking water into the freezer compartment like some aftermarket assemblies do.

Compatible with Multiple Samsung Models

The DA97-15217B fits RF28R7351SR/AA-00, RF28R7351SG/AA-00, and RF25HMEDBSG/AA-00, which covers a range of Samsung's mid-to-high capacity models. Before ordering, pull your model number from the back of your fridge or inside the door frame to confirm the match. Ordering the wrong part number gets you a return trip to the shipping center, so the extra thirty seconds of checking saves real frustration.

Restores Factory Ice Production Rates

A worn or failed ice maker assembly slows down to a trickle or stops producing entirely, leaving you refilling ice trays or buying bags at the store. Swapping in a genuine assembly gets your ice maker back to the original production rate, which means a full bin cycle every 24 hours under normal household use. The housing alignment and water valve match the original design, so you avoid the leaks or freeze-ups that come with mismatched parts.