Uline 2075rb unit doesnt turn on just light

it runs into a very small drain pan under normal conditions evaporates away I would put a towel at the back to catch as much as possible also maybe a wet dry vac

You have 2 wires. Unplug and put wires together. Plug unit back in and check to see if everything is running. Doesnt matter where the wires go with a 2 wire thermostat

You might of turn it off in mid cycle. You can check the icemaker ejector blade (fingers that push ice out) If thats not at 12 oclock you will have to manually advance it so it will be at 12 oclock position. Remove cover off icemaker. Just pull it off you might need to pry it on the corners to help it along. Becareful that you dont break the cover. When you have it removed you will see 2 gears. the smaller one should have a 5/16 head on it. Turn that counterclockwise to advance the ejectorblade back to 12 oclock. Once you have it in that position turn your unit back on and see what happens.

OK if you have a 20 series and you have a light and no fan or compressor then you need a thermostat. This will have 2 wires to it and if you bypass the thermostat the unit should run. If it does then replace the thermostat

I here this alot. If you have a compressor on a gfi the compressor after awhile would trip it. The compressor start amps is usually higher than the gfi is rated. So you have 2 choices. Replace the GFI and try to find one with higher amp ratings. Or install a normal outlet for your unit. Your code will usually call for a gfi, If it does then replace with a new gfi.
To explain the start amps on a compressor depending on your model could be 10 amps. This is for a split second. However the gfi can become week after time. You can also try to plug the unit into a normal outlet to make sure everything is good on the unit. I believe it is the gfi

The hole on the bottom of the door might be cracked. What model is it? you might need a bushing for the door.

Ground fault should not be used when you have a compressor plugged to it. The start amps can trip a ground fault. You can try to plug the unit on a regular outlet and if it doesnt trip the breaker then unit should be good. You can try to replace the ground fault if you need it (but make sure you have a higher amperage on the new one.)

U-line does make compressors as long as its not a r12 system. As far as the icemachine turn breaker off for a couple of min then try it. If same results then it could be a board.

one of two things
1. fan under unit stopped up or quit
2. small freon leak usually in freeze plate

If nothing runs but the light is on then change the thermostat. #2767-1 and you can find a part from a distributor. To find one visit www.u-line.com and under customer service you will see parts locator