The water dispenser light remains on continuously. The steps suggested in the trouble shooting guide have been conducted , yet, the light remains on. Any additional suggestions to turn off the light?

USE AT YOUR OWN RISK!!!!
I ACCEPT NO LIABILITY FOR PERSONAL INJURY OR PROPERTY DAMAGE.
YOU CAN BE KILLED IF YOU DON'T UNPLUG THE REFRIGERATOR!!!! EVEN AFTER UNPLUGGING IT, BE PRUDENT TO NOT TOUCH BARE WIRES OR TERMINALS.

If it is like my Kenmore, there are two solenoids at the back bottom right (facing the back) of refrigerator where the water supply connects to the refrigerator, and it sounds as if both solenoids (one for water dispenser and the other for ice maker) are energized at the same time as though the hot wires to the solenoids are shorted together. Possibly, if the replacement icemaker is not an exact replacement, a wiring difference might cause this short. ONLY IF YOU ARE QUALIFIED TO DO ELECTRICAL WORK will I suggest the following. YOU CAN BE KILLED IF YOU DON'T
UNPLUG THE REFRIGERATOR!!!! Disconnect one wire at a time by pulling and wiggling from side to side if the connectors are fastons , and with an ohm meter check for a short between the two hot wires of the solenoids. Remember where each wire goes. To determine which are the hot wires first measure each wire to a bare metal place on the refrigerator. Continuity between the wires (2) to the bare metal indicates ground. The remaining 2 wires are the hot wires. Continuity between these wires indicates they are shorted together, which is the cause of your problem. Seek out the short. Since I am not an expert myself, the preceding suggestion may not work if the short only occurs at the time that the icemaker calls for water.
USE AT YOUR OWN RISK!!!!
I ACCEPT NO LAIBILITY FOR PERSONAL INJURY OR PROPERTY DAMAGE. YOU CAN BE KILLED IF YOU DON'T UNPLUG THE REFRIGERATOR!!!! EVEN AFTER UNPLUGGING IT, BE PRUDENT TO NOT TOUCH BARE WIRES OR TERMINALS.

Water remaining in soap dispenser. In front loading washers made by LG (some Kenmore too), water may remain filled in the soap dispenser after the wash cycle. This may be caused by the siphon tube being contaminated by detergent residue. To clear it, remove the siphon cover from the tube, and clean them thoroughly, making sure that all residue is removed. Replace the cover and make sure it seats properly all the way down. This will ensure that the siphon starts and continues until the dispenser tray is emptied. A small amount of water, a half inch or less, remaining is normal. There is a video on YouTube that suggests buying a new detergent tray. Try cleaning it first. There are no parts that will break or wear out under normal use.

Good Morning atgltd,

So I understand that your water dispenser continues to release water for several minutes after pouring a glass of water and that it also randomly dispenses water. It sounds like something could be going on with either the dispenser module or the water actuator. Give the refrigerator a hard reset. You can do this by either unplugging it or by switching the breaker off that it is connected to. Leave it off for 3-5 minutes. Connect the power back, and if you are still having the same troubles of the dispenser releasing water, I would suggest that you contact a local authorized technician to see what exactly is causing the water to continuously dispense.

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There should be a trouble shoot guide on the hot water tank. I have had to do this many times. You just need to read the trouble shooting guide & be very careful. I hope this works for you.
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1. level unit. 2. verify dispensor drawer is not plugged with detergent. 3.3.Check water hose, connections and screens in hose for blockage. 4.4.Unplug washer and check mechanical linkage installation of dispensor motor. 5. check continuity from the dispensor motor and CCU connector. 6.Check resistance of dispensor motor. get online diagnostic manual part no. W10207732A to get repair and diagnostic trouble shooting guide. Sounds complicated but is not. Also check for broken or burnt wiring/connections. Unplug and check brainbos for burned circuits/resistors. Also check your grounds. Very critical for electronics to function.

There are many reasons cause PS3 keep turning off and remain blinking yellow light. Your PS3 hardware need some kind of fixes. Send back to Sony is expensive. You better repair by yourself. I suggest you bought this guide, you can learn how to trouble shooting and disassembly your console and fix it at last. Good luck!

We are having the same problem. Water works but no ice!! Service man replaced the computer board but it has failed again.

I do not believe there is a separate thermostat. However the installation guide: http://www.eemaxinc.com/assets/files/FLOCO-install.pdf gives some trouble-shooting steps. More detailed trouble-shooting is here: http://www.eemaxinc.com/assets/files/floco-trouble.pdf

If the indicator light is off when the hot water valve is open: check your circuit breaker and the flow rate of water into the water heater (it must be over 1/2 gallon per minute). If those are okay, check the resistance of the element with a multimeter - 20 Ohms or less is good, 10,000 Ohms or so indicates a bad element. The trouble-shooting guide indicates the proper points to test.

If the indicator light is on, then check the flow rate at the shower head or faucet (reduce the flow until the water comes out hot), check that the unit is installed to the correct voltage supply and the resistance of the element.

If those are okay, then check that the printed circuit board is correctly installed and that the inlet filter isn't clogged.

After that, it's call the company for their technical support.

Cindy Wells

problem sounds like its in the board on your freezer door (dispenser)