Kitchenaid KSCS250SS not producing ice
posted by Binor on Jan 05, 2008
I removed the ice plug in the line feeding the ice maker, but nothing has changed. I have removed and the motor module to confirm the ice level arm is activating correctly. Ice maker was working fine two days ago. I have a new motor module, but am hestitant to install it since I do not see anything wrong with the original one. The ice level arm does seem to be kindo of hanging down loosely. Any ideas?
Solution #1
posted on Jan 05, 2008
GuruFrom my experience, a frozen water line coming into the icemaker indicates a bad water valve/solenoid.
The solenoid is usually located at the bottom of the rear of the unit.
The icemaker arm could be a culprit if it was detached somehow, and was really in the stop mode. But, that would not cause the ice build up in the water tube.
The solenoid is usually located at the bottom of the rear of the unit.
The icemaker arm could be a culprit if it was detached somehow, and was really in the stop mode. But, that would not cause the ice build up in the water tube.
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