Freezer too warm
A refrigerator ice maker needs a cold freezer. Output drops when the freezer runs warmer than about 0°F. If the ice stopped when the ice cream got soft, look for a fan, defrost or cooling fault.
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An ice maker not making ice usually means an empty bin, a few small or hollow cubes, or an ice maker that clicks and hums but drops nothing.
A refrigerator ice maker needs a cold freezer. Output drops when the freezer runs warmer than about 0°F. If the ice stopped when the ice cream got soft, look for a fan, defrost or cooling fault.
An overdue water filter restricts flow, so cubes come out small or hollow before production stops. Most refrigerator filters need replacing about every 6 months. Low pressure, a partly closed supply valve or a kinked line do the same.
The valve opens for a few seconds each cycle to fill the mold. A failed coil or a clogged inlet screen leaves the mold empty or half full. A valve that leaks through slowly lets water freeze in the fill tube.
A slow-leaking valve, low pressure or moist air can freeze the fill tube solid, so the valve buzzes but no water reaches the mold: an ice maker making noise but no ice. Door ice makers on French door models can also ice up when warm air leaks in.
A motor ejects the cubes, and a wire arm, paddle or sensor detects a full bin. A stuck arm or a sensor that misreads the bin stops production. A failed motor or thermostat leaves the cubes frozen in the mold.
An ice maker that does nothing at all after cleaning or a filter change often has something left off or not seated. Make sure the ice bucket is pushed all the way in, the wire arm is down and the ice maker is switched back on. A new filter that is not locked in stops the water.
Water in the ice bin or on the freezer floor usually means the inlet valve lets water through between cycles, or a partly frozen fill tube spills water. Water on the kitchen floor more often comes from the valve or the supply line at the back. On an undercounter unit, look to a slow drain line or a drain pump on models that have one.
Keep the water away from outlets and cords. If it keeps coming back, close the water supply valve if you can reach it, and call. A slow leak can damage cabinets and floors over time.
A refrigerator ice maker is a small module in the freezer or the door. It depends on the refrigerator's water valve and a cold freezer, so a cooling problem often shows up as no ice first.
A built-in undercounter ice maker, such as Scotsman, U-Line, Marvel or Perlick, is a separate appliance with its own refrigeration system, water supply and drain. Scale from hard Los Angeles water, a dirty condenser, a failed water pump, a drain pump on models that have one, a cutter grid that no longer cuts the ice slab, or a bin thermostat fault can stop it.
If that didn't help, it's time for a technician.
Diagnostic service call. The diagnostic service call is $85 for residential appliances and $120 for commercial equipment. If you approve the repair, this fee is applied toward the total cost.
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FAQ
The most common causes are a freezer that is too warm, a clogged water filter, a failed inlet valve, a frozen fill tube, or a stuck arm or sensor. On undercounter units, scale and a dirty condenser are also common.
If the dispenser pours well, the water supply and filter are probably fine. More often the fill tube is frozen, the ice maker or its sensor has failed, or the freezer is too warm to start a harvest. The ice maker side of the valve can also fail on its own.
Yes. We repair built-in undercounter ice makers from Scotsman, U-Line, Marvel, Perlick, Summit and other brands, and the ice makers in refrigerators.
We schedule the earliest available visit, 7 days a week, 8 AM–6 PM. Ask about same-day availability when you call.
The diagnostic service call is $85 for residential appliances and $120 for commercial equipment. If you approve the repair, this fee is applied toward the total cost.
Call us or book service online. We will find out why your ice maker stopped and explain the repair first.