Whirlpool GS6NBEXR Side by Side Refrigerator "coating ice makers" Questions

...your ice maker has a degraded coating on the mold that forms the cubes. if you remove it from the freezer, then you can see if the coating is coming off. if so then you need to replace the ice

Coating on maytag ice maker mold peeling & flaking The coating is peeling off on the ice mold and causing ice to stick, won't eject ice In this case you have to replace the entire ice maker since ...

...coating on the ice maker that could be chipping off> We have changed the filter , emptied the old cubes but still have the problem. The flakes are not in a glass of water without cubes. Thank You ...

ice maker. When the teflon coating wears off ic causes the ice to stick instead of sliding out easily. This snaps the drive gear on the module, which ruins the ice maker. Very easy to replace, you can

...which would cause water to seep thru the uncoated aluminum ( or bubbled coating ) causing the ice maker to leak , but , appear to be overfilling . In this case , replace the ice maker instead

...maker out and cleaning it real good with a light spongee (Scrubee) let it dry then spray some a light coat of pam (or similar) into ice bins and try that ahrd water will eat the coating off the ...

ice sticking in tray of ice maker Sounds like the coating on the ice maker is coming off, look where the cubes set and see if it is discolored, if it is then time for a new ice maker. Good Luck!

ice maker, it's possible that you can get the seal coating done. That would keep the water in, and keep it from leaking so much. If that doesn't work though, I would have a professional take a look at

...coating and up over the top, leaking out making an ice clump on the ice maker and clumps ice in the container together. It would be easy enough for the average person to replace the ice make. Due to ...

coating has worn out and it causes the ice to melt and not slide out of the i/m during the harvest cycle. it is very common and the only way to know is to pull out the i/m and look at the mold coating