GE WR49X32252 Refrigerator Auger Motor Service Kit

A cracked ice bucket, worn auger, or failing ice maker assembly is one of the most common reasons a refrigerator's dispenser jams or stops delivering ice.

When the ice bucket cracks or the auger that pushes ice through the chute wears out, you'll often notice ice jamming, the dispenser motor straining, or ice not dispensing at all. Installing the Refrigerator Auger Motor Service Kit replaces the worn components so ice moves smoothly from the freezer to your glass again. Installation typically involves removing the old bucket or assembly from the freezer door or compartment, disconnecting the motor coupling, and snapping the new assembly into place.

Product Details

• Product Type: Refrigerator Auger Motor Service Kit
• Compatibility: Compatible with select refrigerator models, including those from GE, Hotpoint, and RCA.
• Manufacturer: GE (Genuine OEM Original Part)
• Common Symptoms Fixed: If your dispenser is jamming, grinding, or refusing to release ice, the Refrigerator Auger Motor Service Kit restores smooth, reliable ice delivery.

Part# WR49X32252 Replaces the Following:

WR49X32252

Key Features

Genuine OEM Quality: This authentic GE part is built to original specifications for a precise fit and dependable operation.

Reliable Ice Delivery: Restores smooth auger rotation so ice moves without jamming or grinding.

Durable Materials: Constructed to withstand constant freezer temperatures and daily dispenser use.

Simple Installation: Designed to install using the existing mounting points and motor coupling with basic hand tools.

Model-Specific Fit: Engineered for the refrigerator models listed below.

When the ice bucket cracks or the auger that pushes ice through the chute wears out, you'll often notice ice jamming, the dispenser motor straining, or ice not dispensing at all. Order the GE WR49X32252 Refrigerator Auger Motor Service Kit today and restore your refrigerator to reliable, factory-fresh performance!

Order Now and Enjoy Dependable Refrigerator Performance Again!