Sep 18 , 2026
WR30X10093 GE Ice Maker Kit: The $179.99 Assembly That Replaces WR30X10061 and Five Older Numbers
You open the freezer door to an empty ice bin for the second morning. The wr30x10093 assembly is GE's replacement ice maker for most GE refrigerators built with an ice maker. A broken appliance interrupts your normal kitchen routine. You rely on a steady supply of frozen cubes for daily cold drinks and coolers. When the factory component stops working, you need a direct match to fix the refrigerator. Water Filters FAST stocks the GE WR30X10061, WR30X10093 Ice Maker Assembly. Water Filters FAST lists it at $179.99 today. This unit is in stock. It acts as the replacement ice maker for most GE refrigerators that come with ice makers. The package provides a complete assembly to restore your appliance to normal operation. Written by the Water Filters FAST filter experts. Reviewed by Phil McNamara, owner, Water Filters FAST. Updated September 2026. The manufacturer provides specific details about this replacement part. GE Appliances calls this component the Refrigerator Electronic Ice Maker Assembly Kit WR30X10093. The complete assembly measures 5 1/2 H x 5 1/4 W x 9 5/8 D. GE lists the size so you can compare it with the old unit before you order. Refrigerator designs change over the years. Engineers update the internal mechanisms and control systems. The listing states that this kit replaces mechanical, electro-mechanical, and electronic ice makers. A single modern design takes the place of these older mechanisms. You remove the old technology from your freezer. You mount the new kit in its place. The new assembly plugs into the existing freezer harness. Manufacturers update appliance parts frequently over a decade of production. An engineering team might improve a motor component or change a mold design. The company assigns a new part number to the updated assembly. The old part numbers stop coming off the assembly line. Homeowners then look for the current version that fits the original freezer bracket. Part number WR30X10061 replaces part numbers WR30X10012, WR30X10014, WR30X318, WR30X320, and WR30X328. Today, the WR30X10093 is sold as the same assembly as the WR30X10061. This means the current kit covers a long list of discontinued original parts. You receive the updated technology in a compatible shape. You can run a physical check before ordering the new part. Open your freezer door. Locate the old ice maker body inside the freezer. Bring a flashlight to see clearly. Look for a manufacturer sticker on the white plastic casing. Read the printed part number on the label. This visual check takes about ten seconds. If your printed number appears on this list, the new kit fits your refrigerator. The label on the old part overrules any table. An ice maker needs a steady supply of water to function. The water travels from your house pipes through the refrigerator water filter. The clean water then moves to the freezer mold. A refrigerator water filter that is past its date slows the water reaching the ice maker. A clogged filter restricts the water pressure. A slow fill can look exactly like a dead ice maker. The fill valve opens for a few seconds. The low pressure delivers too little water in that short time. The mold stays empty. You can test this without spending any money. Go to the front dispenser on your refrigerator door. Press a cup against the paddle. Watch the water stream. A strong stream means the filter and supply lines work properly. A weak stream points at the filter or the supply line. A weak stream does not point at a broken freezing mechanism. If you see a weak flow, you might only need a fresh GE MWF replacement cartridge. Read the GE water filter guide for more replacement details. The second free check takes about one minute. Open the freezer door. Look closely at the side of the freezing unit. Find the wire shutoff arm or the power switch. Confirm the arm or switch sits in the on position. Sometimes a bulky box of frozen food bumps the switch. A bumped switch turns the entire assembly off. If the switch rests in the on position and the water stream flows strong, you are ready to order the replacement kit. Many homeowners install a ge ice maker replacement and expect immediate results. They check the bin an hour later. They find an empty bucket and assume the new part arrived broken. This assumption causes frustration. Understand the timing of a normal freezing cycle. Please note your ice maker must be installed for up to 24 hours before it will begin to produce ice. The first step of the process involves cooling. The new assembly arrives at room temperature. You mount the room temperature kit inside the cold freezer. The surrounding air must pull the new plastic and metal mold down to freezing temperatures. This initial temperature drop takes several hours. Once the mold reaches freezing, the ice maker completes a first fill. The water sits in the mold until it freezes solid. The ice maker then completes a first harvest into the bin. This entire first fill and harvest cycle takes time. An empty bin on day one is normal. The swap requires basic attention to safety and component placement. Clear out the space around the freezer so you can work comfortably. Use a solid step stool if your freezer sits at the top of the refrigerator. Follow these specific steps to remove the old unit and mount the new assembly. Store the old part outside the kitchen until the new unit produces a full batch of cubes. The old part serves as a backup reference during the 24 hour waiting period. Water Filters FAST offers this kit at one flat price. You receive one complete kit for $179.99. This single purchase provides the assembly you need to replace the factory unit. You do not have to buy separate motors or individual mold heaters to complete the repair. Hiring a professional for an appliance repair involves additional expenses. A technician charges a fee for the initial service call. The technician then adds an hourly labor cost to the final bill. A homeowner who swaps the assembly keeps the labor cost. You only pay for the physical part. You subtract the cost of the service call from your total repair budget. Completing the work yourself saves time and money. You finish the job on your own schedule. You can browse other ice makers or explore the full catalog of parts and accessories to maintain your home appliances. Yes. The WR30X10093 is sold as the same assembly as the WR30X10061. This updated kit takes the place of the older part numbers in the manufacturer catalog. The assembly needs time to reach freezing temperatures. Your new ice maker must be installed for up to 24 hours before it will begin to produce ice. The mold must reach freezing before the first fill cycle starts. This unit acts as the replacement ice maker for most GE refrigerators that come with ice makers. You should read the label on your old ice maker body before ordering. If your printed number matches the replacement list, the kit fits. You only need a new water filter if your current filter is clogged or expired. Check the water dispenser on the front door. A weak water stream points at a restricted filter. The kit swaps with basic hand tools. You should check your model manual for the exact fastener type. The swap is a matter of unplugging the harness and moving the screws. You mount the new assembly in the old position. Then you wait 24 hours for the first batch. A broken appliance does not have to ruin your week. You can restore your cold drinks with a simple home repair. The GE WR30X10061, WR30X10093 Ice Maker Assembly gives you a direct replacement for your failing factory unit. The complete kit connects to your current wiring harness. You remove the broken part and mount the fresh assembly in the freezer. Water Filters FAST lists it at $179.99 for one complete kit. Shipping is free over $75, and orders under that carry a $5 flat rate. A 30-day return policy and the Water Filters FAST satisfaction guarantee back every order. You do not have to guess about parts compatibility. Call 855-789-FAST and the filter experts will confirm the match before you buy. Order your new assembly today and get your freezer back to normal.What the wr30x10093 kit includes and replaces
The part number history from older models to today
Part Number
Role in the System
WR30X10012
Replaced original part
WR30X10014
Replaced original part
WR30X318
Replaced original part
WR30X320
Replaced original part
WR30X328
Replaced original part
WR30X10061
Replaced the earlier group
WR30X10093
Current complete kit
Two free checks to run before you buy an ice maker
Why a new ice maker needs 24 hours to work
How to install your ge ice maker replacement
The cost comparison for a home installation
Common questions about the GE ice maker kit
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