Appliance Factory Parts
Appliance Factory Parts 2323603 Refrigerator Ice Dispenser Auger Motor 120V
Genuine Whirlpool OEM 120 V auger motor drives the ice dispenser in compatible refrigerators
- Selling UnitEach
- TypeAppliances
- Genuine Whirlpool OEM part ensures exact fit
- 120 volt motor powers reliable ice dispensing
- Drives auger to push ice through chute
- Compatible with Whirlpool, Roper and Admiral models
- New condition guarantees full service life
Genuine OEM ice-dispenser auger motor
This Whirlpool genuine OEM motor replaces part number 2323603 in compatible refrigerators. It operates at 120 volts and drives the auger that moves ice through the dispenser chute. The part fits Whirlpool, Roper, Admiral and other listed brands.
Direct replacement restores ice dispensing
Installing this motor restores the mechanical action that pushes ice from the bin to the chute. No additional accessories or software are included; the component functions as a standalone mechanical drive. The repair returns the dispenser to normal operation without electronic recalibration.
Simple swap with basic tools
The motor mounts in the freezer door or housing using the original fasteners and wiring harness. Disconnect power before starting and label wires to avoid reversed connections. Common issues include stripped mounting screws or a frozen auger that must be freed before the new motor is fitted.
Highlights
- Genuine Whirlpool OEM part ensures exact fit
- 120 volt motor powers reliable ice dispensing
- Drives auger to push ice through chute
- Compatible with Whirlpool, Roper and Admiral models
- New condition guarantees full service life
Specifications
| Brand | Appliance Factory Parts |
|---|---|
| Selling Unit | Each |
| Part Number | WPLWP2323603 |
| Type | Appliances |
Questions about this item
Will the 2323603 auger motor need periodic lubrication or brush replacement?
The motor is a sealed 120 V unit with no user-serviceable brushes or lubrication points; if it fails it is replaced as a whole assembly.
What fails first when the dispenser runs continuously — thermal overload or gear wear?
The internal thermal protector trips before the gears overheat, cutting power until the motor cools.
How loud and hot does the 120 V motor get during all-day ice dispensing?
It runs quietly at a low hum and stays warm to the touch, drawing only the current needed to turn the auger.
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