Oklahoma City, OK · OEM Appliance Parts · Piedmont, OK
Ice Maker Parts in Oklahoma City, OK
Your ice maker quit, and now you're filling pitchers from the tap like it's 1987. Whether it's a Whirlpool side-by-side that stopped cycling, a Samsung French door that's making hollow half-moons, or a Frigidaire that's just sitting there doing absolutely nothing — we've got the ice maker parts Oklahoma City home cooks and grill masters need to get the cubes flowing again. Yukon Appliance Parts stocks water inlet valves, ice maker modules, harvest forks, control boards, and more for GE, Whirlpool, Frigidaire, Samsung, and Scotsman units. Northwest OKC commuters swing by us constantly — we're about 25 minutes up I-44, exit at NW 178th and head west into Piedmont. Grab your part on the way home and fix it tonight.
Common Ice Maker Parts We Stock
Water Inlet Valve
Evaporator
Ice Maker Module
Water Line Tubing
Control Board
Harvest Fork
Common Ice Maker Problems We Fix
No water filling the ice mold
A failed water inlet valve is the usual culprit. This solenoid-controlled valve lets water into the ice maker, and when its coil burns out or the screen clogs, flow stops completely.
Ice maker cycles but drops no ice
The harvest fork (or ejector arm) may be broken or jammed. This small plastic arm sweeps finished cubes out of the mold, and a cracked one means ice just sits there and melts back down.
Small, cloudy, or malformed cubes
Low water pressure often points back to a restricted water line or kinked water line tubing behind the fridge. We carry replacement supply line tubing in the common quarter-inch size.
Ice maker module not cycling at all
The ice maker module is the brain of the whole assembly — it controls fill time, freeze time, and harvest. A dead module means zero ice production, and a direct replacement is usually the cleanest fix.
Frost buildup blocking ice production
Heavy frost on the evaporator inside your freezer section can choke airflow to the ice maker. A faulty defrost thermostat or evaporator fan motor is often the root cause.
Ice maker runs constantly or overfills
A failing control board can lose track of water levels and cycle timing, causing the unit to overfill or run nonstop. We stock boards for the major brands so you can swap and be done.
Serving Oklahoma City with ice maker parts
For northwest OKC — Quail Springs, the Lake Hefner Parkway corridor, The Village, Warr Acres, Bethany — we're closer than the big-box suppliers on the south side, and you deal with a person instead of a parts counter queue. From downtown it's about 25 minutes: I-44 or the Kilpatrick to NW 178th, then west into Piedmont. Free local delivery reaches most of the OKC metro, so plenty of OKC customers never make the drive at all — text the model number and we bring the part to you.
Quail SpringsLake Hefner / NW ExpresswayThe VillageWarr AcresBethanyDeer Creek
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Do you stock ice maker parts for Samsung French door refrigerators?
Yes — Samsung is one of the brands we carry regularly, including the notorious ice maker modules and water inlet valves for the RF-series French door models. Bring your model number and we'll pull the right part.
How do I find my refrigerator's model number before I come in?
On most refrigerators it's on a label inside the fresh food compartment — check the left or right wall near the top. On some Samsung models it's on the door jamb. Snap a photo before you head out.
I'm in Oklahoma City — is it worth the drive to Piedmont instead of ordering online?
If you want it today, absolutely. You're looking at roughly 25 minutes from the northwest OKC area, and you leave with the part in hand rather than waiting two to five days for shipping. Most ice maker repairs are a same-evening job once you've got the right part.
My ice maker is making ice but it tastes bad. Is that a parts issue?
Usually it's the water filter, not a mechanical part — swap the filter first. If the taste persists, the water line tubing or an old plastic ice maker module housing can sometimes leach odors and may need replacing.
Can I replace just the water inlet valve myself, or do I need a tech?
Most homeowners handle a water inlet valve swap without any trouble — it's typically four screws, two wire connectors, and a water line fitting. We can walk you through it at the counter so you know what you're getting into before you start.
Is it worth driving from OKC instead of ordering online?
If the part is in stock, you'll have it today instead of Thursday — and you'll know it's the right one before you leave, because we check your model number first. If you'd rather not drive, free local delivery covers most of the OKC metro.
What part of Oklahoma City do you serve?
All of it, but northwest OKC is our backyard — Quail Springs, Lake Hefner, The Village, Warr Acres, Bethany, and the Deer Creek area are all a quick run from the Piedmont shop.
Do you stock parts for OKC's most common appliance brands?
Yes — genuine OEM parts for Whirlpool, Frigidaire, GE, Samsung, LG, Maytag, and KitchenAid, the brands in most OKC-metro homes. Text your model number to 405-876-8100 and we'll confirm the exact part.
Ready to get your ice maker running again? Text us your model number at 405-876-8100 and we'll confirm the part is on the shelf before you make the drive. Rather just walk in? We're at the Piedmont shop Monday through Saturday — no appointment needed, and the YAP Dude will have you sorted out in minutes.
