








Refrigerator stopped making ice entirely or displays Error Code E2 — ice maker module has failed and requires replacement.
Loud grinding, clicking, or rattling sounds from the freezer during ice-making cycles indicate worn internal mechanism.
Cubes freeze into a solid block or stick together due to faulty ejector or mold issues within the ice maker assembly.
Water drips or pools inside the freezer compartment beneath the ice maker, caused by a cracked mold or failed water control within the unit.
Ice cubes come out cracked, hollow, or have an unpleasant odor, indicating the mold assembly is no longer functioning correctly.




💡 Pro Tip: How to Know Your Ice Maker Needs Replacing
Your part is likely the culprit if you notice any of the following:
⚠️ Bosch refrigerator displays Error Code E2 and ice maker stops working entirely
⚠️ Incomplete or inconsistent ice production — fewer cubes than normal or none at all
⚠️ Loud grinding or clicking noises coming from the freezer compartment during ice cycles
⚠️ Ice cubes freeze together in clumps, appear cracked, or have an unusual odor
⚠️ Water dripping or pooling beneath the ice maker unit inside the freezer
Before replacing, confirm the water supply line is open and the inlet valve is functioning. If the valve passes voltage test but no water enters the mold, the ice maker module itself is faulty — replace with this assembly. Mineral-clogged mechanisms from hard water are also a leading cause of failure.
📦 What's in the Box
✅ 1× Ice Maker Assembly (10-cube bullet mold, 1/2" NPT inlet, complete motor unit)
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