I mostly get hollow ice cubes in the icemaker, and only get a trickle of water from the indoor water dispenser. I've already replaced the water filter, though it was extremely difficult to get it in there. Still not sure it's in all the way! The icemaker has already been completely replaced this summer. What else could be wrong?
Water valve most likely needs replacing
The water supply line is possibly being restricted by lime tuild-up
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SOURCE: Ice maker only makes cubes. It will not make crushed ice.
Hi
Kindly check it could be because of following reasons :
Temperature must be 5 degrees (Fahrenheit) or colder to work properly.
The ice maker will produce between 2.5 to 4.0 pounds of ice a day depending on your model. Side-by-side models come with a large ice bucket and it may take up to three days to fill this container.
Open valve completely.
Supply valve must have a 1/4" opening for water to fully supply ice maker. Many self-piercing valves do not have this big of an opening. Replace water supply valve with one that has a 1/4" opening.
If equipped with a water filter, replace filter canister or cartridge.
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Thanks
Rylee
SOURCE: Not dispensing ice cubes, only crushed
Yup, do like I did. Clean the caddie of all ice cubes. Place a large water catching tray under the door, and run hot water from the inside where the the caddie holds the ice. You will see large chunks of ice that was freezing up your cube maker. After a couple of glasses of hot water pouring through the caddie, it will defrost and the frozen part will be released. Take off the caddie, and run water through it from your sink. Clearing all ice debris. Replace the caddie. Do not use for 24 hours, and it should run beautifully. Mine did that before it froze up and I cleaned it. You should probably take the caddie off every couple of months and run water through it to keep it clean of frozen debris, make sure its dried off well and put it back, wait overnight. and it should be ok.
This is what I did, hope it helps.
SOURCE: front door dispenser
Low water pressure will cause this symptom. Make sure you have a minimum of 35 pounds pressure supplying the refrigerator with water.
SOURCE: Just recently noticed the icemaker was not making
pull off cover in front of icemaker, there should be 2 hole under big gear labeled t and the other labeled h, jump those 2 with an insulated jumper wire, icemaker should run through complete cycle, pull out jumper wire at about 11 oclock on big gear, if goes through complete cycle and fills with water, ice maker is good, if not replace ice maker
SOURCE: low water pressure in ice maker and water
Make sure the water line to the back of the fridgeis not kinked.Ifit is replace it. Hope this helps,If so give us a 4 thumbs up. THANKS
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