Frigidaire MN: GLHS68EJW0 SN: 4A81216798 When door water dispenser is activated, solenoid for the door AND ice maker both open, the same is true of when the ice maker call for water, originally tried changing solenoid thinking it was stuck open. If any one has seen this before or has any ideas i'd love to hear them.

Change the Water Solenoid Valve. This is a dual solenoid valve, one side is for water thru the door ... the other side supplies water to the ice maker and probably is bad. good Luck! Handy Henry

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Check the hose to the ice maker and make sure its not plugged and then check the switch from the ice maker to make sure power is activating the solenoid that turns on the water. If solenoid is good then your ice marker is bad

Are you sure the water (solenoid) valves are actually working? You should hear a distinct 'click' when they're activated. If you remove the outlet tube from the water dispenser valve, does it pass water when activated? Have you checked that the solenoids are actually getting voltage on demand?

The water control valve gets its signal from the ice maker itself. Then begins the cycle of about six different functions until the ice ejector forks go to the position you see most (home) Then it tells the water control valve to open for about seven (7.5) seconds. You may test the true voltage from the female connection with a OHM meter set to AC voltage. Just have someone press the dispense water control. You can also check each sides coil windings for resistance or OHM's and they should be the same or very close to the same. Use care in the area of the coils and make sure the wires are not wet. One of the two wires for each side may be active even without pressing dispense or having ice maker call for water. Another thing I noticed is that you have two sets of water control valves. The problem is about as much with the Primary Water Control
Valve Part Numbers=> 12544002 and Secondary Water Control Valve => 12002193

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Can I assume the ice and water are activated by two different switches? The ice switch activates the motor that dispenses ice. The water switch activates a solenoid that opens to dispense water. If you can, find the solenoid and make sure it's not stuck closed (tapping it with a screwdriver handles usually help persuade it a bit). I would tap the solenoid while pushing the water button. Listen for the solenoid to activate. If you can't activate the solenoid, find the switch and depress it with a small screwdriver. Usually, these switches are just simple little microswitches that need a little cleaning and coaxing

Water dispensing solenoid is bad. You need to replace the solenoid valve. This typically is independent of the ice maker.

Check the trap door where the ice drops through, it might be stuck in the open position, solenoid that operates the door may be bad.

There is a switch inside t he icemaker that activates the water valve. Test for voltage at the valve when the ice maker is cycling. Or if it is easier , apply 110 volts to the two terminals on the valve. If it won't work replace it. It is uaually less than $20. (Most people never take it apart. ) If there is a drinking water dispenser, this will be a double valve and have two sets of terminals.

Sounds like the water solinoid valves are wired wrong.One activates The water dispenser.The other the ice maker.That, why every so often the water shoots out on the floor.The ice maker is telling the valve to open.