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The GENERAL ELECTRIC WR29X5168 is an OEM ice maker mold thermostat designed to monitor and regulate temperature within the ice maker mold assembly of GE refrigerators. The thermostat signals the ice maker control when the mold has reached the correct temperature for harvest, allowing the ejector to release the ice. This is a direct OEM replacement part, manufactured to original equipment specifications. Licensed appliance technicians and experienced service professionals install this component as part of routine ice maker repair and maintenance when the unit stops cycling or fails to harvest ice properly.
This thermostat is used in residential GE refrigerators equipped with a standard ice maker mold assembly. It is typically replaced when the ice maker stops producing ice, produces irregular or malformed cubes, or fails to complete the harvest cycle. The part is suited for service calls where diagnostic testing has confirmed a failed or out-of-range mold thermostat as the root cause of the ice maker malfunction.
Designed as an OEM-style replacement for GE residential refrigerator ice maker assemblies. Consult the appliance model and service documentation to confirm fitment before installation.
This component is installed by a qualified appliance technician. Disconnect power to the refrigerator at the breaker or wall outlet before beginning any service work. Handle the thermostat carefully to avoid damaging the sensing element or lead connections during removal and installation. Consult the appliance service manual for the correct mounting orientation and wiring procedure specific to the model being serviced.
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