Reported problem
The resident reported water leaking from the refrigerator and excessive ice production. The ice maker was making noise internally and continuously receiving water, causing operational issues.
Diagnosis and recommended repair
The technician diagnosed the ice maker as defective due to normal wear and tear, resulting in continuous water flow and noise. The recommended repair was to replace the ice maker with part number WPW10300022. The technician expressed very high confidence that this replacement would resolve the issue.
Work performed and reported outcome
The technician completed the replacement of the defective ice maker. Following installation, the refrigerator was tested and confirmed to be operational without water leakage or excess ice production. The resident reported the appliance functioning as intended. No further action was required.
Parts information
| Part description | Quantity | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Ice Maker (WPW10300022) | 1 | Replacement part for defective unit |
Cost
| Cost component | Amount (USD) |
|---|---|
| Parts | $162.20 |
| Labor | $750.00 |
| Total | $912.20 (inclusive of tax) |
The following historical and approved costs are reported; these are not current quotes or verified final invoices.
Service timeline
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Work order processed.
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Initial diagnosis visit conducted; ice maker identified as defective.
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First installation visit; new ice maker installed but reported water leakage afterward.
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Second installation visit; replacement ice maker confirmed functional and repair completed.
Photo documentation
All three source photos are marked pass for publication after privacy review. No resident faces, nameplates, street addresses, or other identifying content should be treated as confirmed from these images. Visible product markings are treated as public product information only.
Copies are included under neutral filenames. EXIF and other embedded metadata were stripped on publish. Original storage URLs and filenames remain private.
Photo 1: Kenmore refrigerator ice maker assembly showing installed components

Kenmore refrigerator ice maker assembly showing installed components. This image documents visible components or conditions; it does not independently establish a diagnosis or successful test.
Photo 2: Close-up of the defective ice maker part removed from the refrigerator

Close-up of the defective ice maker part removed from the refrigerator. This image documents visible components or conditions; it does not independently establish a diagnosis or successful test.
Photo 3: Refrigerator interior after ice maker replacement, showing clean

Refrigerator interior after ice maker replacement, showing clean installation. This image documents visible components or conditions; it does not independently establish a diagnosis or successful test.
The supplied photo index does not establish which image belongs to each visit. These are therefore presented without before/after labels. Completion and operation remain attributed to the technician's written report.