WG03F08277 Spark Proof Ice Maker (replaces WR30X28702, WR30X30972)

WR30X28702, WR30X30972, WR30X10093, WR30X30719, WR30X30919, WR30X318, WR30X40986

ZIF360NNBLH, ZIF360NNLH, ZIFS360NNBRH, ZIFS360NNRH, ZIFS360NNBLH, ZIFS360NNLH

1. 
   Unplug the Refrigerator
   
   
   Safety first! Always disconnect the fridge from the power outlet before starting any repairs.
   
   
   
2. 
   Remove the Old Ice Maker
   
   
   Open the freezer and locate the existing ice maker.
   
   
   Disconnect the wiring harness carefully.
   
   
   Unscrew or unclip the mounting screws holding the old ice maker in place.
   
   
   Gently remove the ice maker unit.
   
   
   
3. 
   Inspect the Water Line
   
   
   Before installing the new unit, check the water inlet line for any kinks or blockages.
   
   
   If the filter hasn’t been changed in a while, consider replacing it to ensure proper ice production.
   
   
   
4. 
   Install the New Ice Maker
   
   
   Align the new WR30X28702 unit with the mounting bracket in the freezer.
   
   
   Secure it using the screws or clips from the original unit.
   
   
   Reconnect the wiring harness to the new ice maker.
   
   
   
5. 
   Reconnect the Water Line (if applicable)
   
   
   Make sure the water line is tightly connected to prevent leaks.
   
   
   Some models have a snap-on connector, while others may require tightening a nut.
   
   
   
6. 
   Test the Installation
   
   
   Plug the refrigerator back in.
   
   
   Turn on the ice maker (some models have an ON/OFF switch).
   
   
   Allow 24 hours for the first batch of ice to form.
   
   
   
7. 
   Check for Proper Operation
   
   
   Make sure the ice cubes are forming correctly and the ice maker cycles properly.
   
   
   Listen for any unusual noises, which could indicate improper installation or connection issues.
   
   
   
8. 
   Safety & Maintenance Tips
   
   
   Keep the ice maker level to prevent jamming.
   
   
   Avoid overfilling the ice bin.
   
   
   Clean the ice bin regularly to prevent odors.
   
   
   

💡 Pro Tip: If your refrigerator has an automatic shutoff arm, make sure it’s in the down/on position so the ice maker can start producing ice.