Whirlpool WRS586FIEH00 refrigerator Parts

The Whirlpool WRS586FIEH00 side-by-side refrigerator has about 25.4 cubic feet of total capacity. For the exact breakdown between fresh food and freezer sections (and any configuration notes), we recommend checking the WRS586FIEH00 owner's manual.

Capacity is the interior storage volume, not the outside size. Real usable space can feel different depending on shelves, bins, and the ice maker.

Common factors that change usable space:

• Ice maker and ice bin size
• Door bin layout and gallon-door storage
• Adjustable shelf positions
• Crisper drawer size and covers
• Air channels and vents that must stay clear

Knowing the capacity helps you compare refrigerators fairly, plan kitchen storage, and decide whether features like an in-door ice maker are worth the tradeoff in usable shelf space.

If your water or ice flow seems weak after a filter change, trapped air in the water line is a common cause. Our how to purge air from a refrigerator water dispenser video walks through the typical purge steps used on Whirlpool refrigerators.

Last updated: January 2026

On the Whirlpool WRS586FIEH00 side-by-side refrigerator, the most reliable “reset” is switching the ice maker OFF and back ON using the built-in control (switch behind the ice bin or a wire shutoff arm, depending on style). This restarts ice production after many simple stoppages.

Confirm your ice maker style in the WRS586FIEH00 owner's manual.

• Style 1 (On/Off switch behind the ice bin):
  • Remove the ice storage bin to access the switch.
  • Slide the control to OFF (right).
  • Wait 30 seconds.
  • Slide the control back to ON (left).
  • Reinstall the bin until the release lever clicks.
• Style 2 (wire shutoff arm):
  • Lift the wire arm to OFF (arm up) until it clicks.
  • Wait 30 seconds.
  • Lower the wire arm to turn it back ON.

• Keep the freezer near 0°F for steady ice production.
• Make sure the bin is fully seated; a mis-seated bin can stop ice making.
• Do not force the wire shutoff arm up or down.
• Do not use sharp tools to break up ice; it can damage the ice container and dispenser mechanism.

A reset helps when the ice maker was paused by a bin or door condition. If it still does not cycle, check water flow and the ice maker.

Resetting the ice maker the correct way avoids dispenser damage and quickly separates an “off/bin not seated” issue from a true water supply or ice maker failure.

Last updated: January 2026

When your Whirlpool WRS586FIEH00 dispenses water but will not make ice, the most common causes are the ice maker being turned off, a kinked water supply line reducing flow to the ice maker, or the unit needing time and flushing after a new installation. Use the WRS586FIEH00 owner’s manual to confirm ice maker settings and the correct startup steps.

• Confirm the ice maker is turned ON (some models have a switch or arm).
• Make sure the household water shutoff valve is fully open.
• Inspect the water supply line for a kink behind the refrigerator; straighten it.
• If this is a new hookup or recent water line work, flush the water system and wait.
• Check for ice jammed in the ejector area; clear any stuck cubes.
• Verify the freezer door closes fully; poor door closure can affect ice production.

Your documentation calls out normal timing and flushing steps:

If the ice maker is on, the line is not kinked, and you have waited the full startup time, a weak fill to the ice maker can point to a valve issue. For this model, a common related part is the refrigerator water inlet valve WPW10341320.

• Ice maker mold is dry (no water entering)
• Ice is very small or hollow even after 72 hours
• You hear no brief “fill” sound at the end of a harvest cycle

The water dispenser can still work even when ice production fails because the ice maker needs consistent flow and proper startup conditions. A partially restricted supply (kink, shutoff not fully open, air in the line) often shows up first as “no ice” or hollow cubes.

Last updated: January 2026