Are the cubes the same shape as the standard built in refrigerator icemaker?
1997173
The cubes form around condenser tubes and form around the tube unlike how in fridge are more of a rectangle cube.
1997174
If you mean square, no; these are shaped kind of like 'fat bullets' with a hole in the middle.
1997175
No, they are obround shape and you have a choice of 3 sizes of cubes: small, medium, and large.
1997176
They are not square. They are round with a hole in the middle about the size of a pencil. You have three selections: small, medium, or large cubes. Smaller than those from a regular fridge.
1997177
They are cylinder shape with an indentation on top. It makes 3 different sizes. Attractive in your drinks.
372409
The answer is yes; the top pour opening is wide enough for an average ice cube or cubes to be inserted.
2072538
There are 3 sizes of "cubes", about 1/2", 3/4" and 1" tall, and all are about 1" diameter. You select the size you want. The cubes are round with a hole in the middle. They are made by cold round metal tubes that dip into the water, stay there long enough to freeze about 1/4" of ice all around, then pull out of the water and release the cubes.
601582
Actually - I find no difference in either. The inside of this cooler is a hard plastic shell. It doesn't leak, so cubes work great. I usually use the ice packs because they seem to last longer. I very much like this cooler. I've had several over the years and think this is the best one.
897172
Yes, the opening is wide enough to insert regular ice cubes. I use one strictly for ice water and the other for a smoothie. It's a good product.
302178
This ice maker is standard for most Amana models. All the ice maker logic is built-in to the ice maker. The connector brings power of the motor and heater and sends the command to the water valve to fill the tray. If your refrigerator is a side by side type, the ice maker mounts all the way in the top back of the freezer. Since the freezer is narrow, removing the old ice maker is not easy. There is a latching type molex connector all the way in the back corner and there is very little room for your fingers to press the tab and pull at the same time. Once the old one is out the rest is pretty easy. You will need to transfer a few parts from your old unit to this one, set them side by side and move the parts over.
1241883
It's about the same size as a regular thermos ... I haven't tried putting ice in them but I think it would be a bit of a problem if using a standard size ice cube
1724278
They have to be the Rubbermaid Blox line. With the custom ice pack you would assume so.
1793112
It makes three sizes of cubes. They resemble the shape of a 'U' and are small, medium and large with the largebeing approximately an inch around. I really like this ice maker. This is my second...the first lasted over 8 yearswith daily use.
709942
No. I keep the cubes in a plastic bag in the freezer. After I use them in a drink, I wash them off and refreeze them. I live in an apartment and could not move my refrig with ice maker in so this is a great space saving alternative. I use them all the time. I only keep an ice cube tray for ice for smoothies.
1708502
No they won't. The ones on the bottom on my side by side are similar to the freezer but the ones in the freezer are shorter and don't have a back or are not enclosed as these are. Double check your model and take a good look at the picture then compare with what you have. Figure you already know this but it doesn't hurt to say it.
417594
Standard rectangle ice cubes are too big. They MIGHT be able to fit the half circle/crescent shaped ice cubes but I've never tried.
1862001
Not sure, replacement for a galaxy icemaker? Does it look like this unit? Seems that there is really only a few actual different ice makers on older units so if it looks like yours, I think you will be good.
70412
In my case, they were not. This has nothing to do with the mold itself, however, which created nice spherical ice balls. They need a little trimming when they're first removed from the mold to remove the excess ice... just rub them a bit. I googled how to make clear ice and found several promising suggestions, however, none of them produced crystal clear ice. The most successful one called for distilled water that you boil twice before freezing. These were fairly clear, but still had some tiny bubbles.
1030065
I am not sure, check the internet. I know that it is a replacement model. I am telling everyone that is seeking my input that the unit works fine, BUT it is poor at shutting off in my situation. I have a freezer drawer and you have to pull out the ice cube tray to get ice. Cubes are scraped off the tray and fall into the bottom of the freezer. Nagging irritation. If you have a "basket" for cubes it should be no problem.
709335
Basicly all the ice makers that go in freezer compartments of refrigerators are the same. The differences are the way they connect (plug) and that the 4 wire colors match up with the one you are removing. Unless you are sure that your Viking is compatible with, for example, a Whirlpool, you are better of calling an appliance parts dealer and insuring you are getting the right one. I bought one via Amazon and it turned out some of the wire colors were reversed. I needed an appliance repair guy to resolve the issue and it ended up costing me more than just calling him in the beginning.
2199243
It was the exact one in the picture. It also can be used in diferent models. My fridge is still running like new.