Parts for Ge PVS21KSEBFSS: Ice Maker & Dispenser Parts

Replace your refrigerator water filter every 6 months to maintain clean water and ice. Removes contaminants for fresh taste. Easy DIY install in minutes.

8-18 CA HX 1/2 S

This stationary blade holder secures the stationary blade within the ice maker/dispenser assembly so the blade stays aligned for proper ice cutting and dispensing. It helps restore blade position and stable operation after damage or wear. What it does:

• Secures and locates the stationary blade inside the ice maker/dispenser assembly
• Keeps the blade aligned so ice is split or dispensed cleanly
• Replaces a cracked, worn or broken holder that allows blade wobble or misalignment
• Helps prevent binding or contact that can stop the blade from operating

• One stationary blade holder

• Installation requires removing the ice maker or dispenser trim per your model's service instructions
• Use basic hand tools; keep power to the appliance off and water disconnected when working on dispenser/ice components
• Inspect adjacent components (blade, mounting screws, clips) and replace any damaged parts for reliable operation

Mounting spacer maintains proper clearance between refrigerator panels, doors, or components. Replace if cracked, broken, or missing to restore fit.

This moving blade crusher replaces the rotating/crushing blade in a refrigerator ice crusher and dispenser so the unit can break ice into smaller pieces for dispensing. Fits the crusher rotor where the blade spins against the fixed cutter. What it does:

• Cuts and crushes ice fed from the ice bin into smaller pieces for the dispenser
• Restores proper crushing when blades are worn, chipped, cracked or missing
• Helps reduce jams and large ice chunks that block the dispenser chute
• Works with the crusher rotor; does not include stationary cutter

• One (1) moving blade crusher

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing to avoid injury
• Remove the ice bucket/door panels per your model instructions to access the crusher assembly
• Inspect the stationary cutter and rotor for wear; replace both parts if damaged to ensure proper crushing
• Use care handling the blade—edges may be sharp

This washer drive coupling connects the motor to the transmission to transfer torque for agitation and spinning. Replacing a worn coupling restores drivetrain engagement so the washer can agitate and spin normally. What it does

• Transfers motor rotation to the transmission and agitator/drum.
• Failsafe shear design helps protect the transmission from overloads when worn or damaged.
• Commonly linked to symptoms like no agitation, no spin, slipping during cycles, or loud grinding/knocking from the drive area.
• Replacing a damaged coupling prevents further wear to motor and transmission components.

• One washer drive coupling

• Disconnect power before starting and drain/remove remaining water from the tub if present.
• Access requires removing the agitator and/or cabinet depending on model; retain fasteners and note orientation.
• Inspect motor and transmission splines for wear; replace damaged mating parts if present.
• Test the washer through a short cycle after installation to ensure proper engagement and quiet operation.

Replacement coupling bucket for your refrigerator's ice maker assembly. Installs in the ice dispensing mechanism. Order a new one if cracked or broken.

This tab washer secures appliance components to a mounting tab, helping keep assemblies stable during operation. It's a small metal washer designed for use where a tab and nut or fastener need a tight, reliable fit. What it does:

• Seats on a mounting tab to spread load and prevent fastener pull-through
• Helps keep panels, brackets or internal components secured during cycles
• Reduces metal-on-metal wear at the tab connection
• Commonly used where a compact washer is needed to lock a tab-mounted fastener

• Disconnect power and water supply before accessing internal components
• Small part — keep track of hardware and work on a clean surface
• Tighten fastener to secure the washer but avoid overtightening to prevent distortion

Stainless steel 3/8-24 hex nut for refrigerator assembly and component mounting. Replace missing, stripped, or corroded nuts during repairs.

This DC auger motor drives the ice-dispensing auger in the freezer door, restoring proper ice delivery from the dispenser. It replaces a worn or failed motor to get the auger turning again for reliable dispensing. What it does:

• Turns the ice auger so cubes or crushed ice move from the bin to the dispenser
• Stops common symptoms like no ice dispensed, intermittent auger movement, or a stuck auger when motor failure is the cause
• Operates as the motorized drive for the dispenser auger assembly
• Works with the existing auger shaft and housing when the motor is the failed component

• One DC auger motor

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair
• Access may require removing the freezer door liner or dispenser housing; keep fasteners organized
• Observe wiring connections and routing; transfer connectors exactly or document before disconnecting

This is a standard 8-32 x 1/2 inch hex-head machine screw used to fasten appliance panels, brackets, and components. It replaces missing or damaged mounting screws to restore secure assembly and proper fit. What it does:

• Secures panels, brackets, and internal parts where an 8-32 x 1/2 in. screw is specified
• Stops rattling or loose parts caused by stripped or missing screws
• Restores proper alignment and mounting for components that rely on this fastener
• Works where a standard hex-head 8-32 machine screw is required

• Use the correct 8-32 screw and length to avoid damaging threads or components
• Tighten snugly but avoid over-torquing, which can strip threads or crack plastic
• Disconnect power before servicing
• Replace all like-for-like for even load and fit

This refrigerator ice maker assembly freezes water and automatically ejects cubes into the bin. Replacing a failed unit restores steady, hands-free ice production and helps resolve common ice maker cycling and cube-ejection issues.

• Freezes water in its mold, then harvests and drops finished cubes into the ice bin
• Controls fill and harvest timing for consistent cube production
• Typical failure symptoms: no ice production, unit stuck mid-cycle, cubes not ejecting, or loud clicking/grinding from the drive
• Works with the refrigerator's controls to pause ice making when the bin is full

• Disconnect power and shut off the water supply before servicing
• Remove the ice bin and any covers; unmount the old ice maker and disconnect its wiring harness
• Transfer any brackets, covers, or guides from the old unit if needed
• Mount the new assembly, reconnect wiring, restore power/water, and allow up to 24 hours for full ice production