When my Kenmore ice maker quit, I go the wiring diagram for the refrigerator off the back and found it to be very hard to follow. Mine used the mullion heater to connect the circuit for the ice maker motor. Took me a while to realize the heater would not heat with the low amperage of the motor. Otherwise it looked like the mullion heater was in series with the compressor motor. It was, in defrost cycle, the mullion heater used the compressor winding to complete the circuit and it never dumps ice in defrost. So it only defrosts with the compressor off and the motor winding looks like a short to the mullion amperage. Slick design that probably saved another contact set and a couple of wires but sure was confusing to a mechanical engineer. My mullion heater was open so the ice maker would not run but the defrost feature was not significantly impaired with only one heater out.
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