Whirlpool - 15" 29-Lb. Freestanding Icemaker - Black

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is my second purchase of the same ice maker and I am pleased with the results

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The best and quietest icemaker I've ever owned....

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is my third Whirlpool undercounter icemaker over the past 39 years. Each has performed flawlessly. Despite filters in the inlet water line, I have had to disassemble the units to clean accumulated mold about every 6 months. Not a bad job, but I'd rather not have to doe it. My understanding is that mold accumulation is a common issue with icemakers not in a freezer environment. Hopefully the additional filter built into this new unit will slow the growth.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I replaced my old Scotsman with this poor imitation. Cubes are pitifully small, melting very quickly in a beverage. I always used the cubes from my Scotsman for my frequent parties. Now, I have to add bags of ice to my shopping list! I will soon be looking for a replacement!

I bought this ice maker back in May, and with the kitchen renovation going on, I'm just now able to use it. I wanted to have ice for Thanksgiving, so I hooked it up and put the drain hose in a 5-gallon bucket because our plumber canceled on us and couldn't come for another day. Now, I knew there would be some water, but that's an understatement. Within 24 hours, I dumped 10 gallons of water out. You would think since this is an ice maker that it would make ice and keep it frozen, and as you use it, it would just refill itself. Oh no, it continuously makes ice, and the ice that's inside slowly melts. This is such a waste of water. We don't always use the ice, so basically, we are wasting water just to keep ice in it. I wish I would have known this before buying; I would have saved a lot of money and just used refillable ice trays.