Whirlpool GS6SHEXNL Side by Side Refrigerator "makes water squirt ice maker" Questions

...back.I have removed ice from around the maker and it begins to make ice again. What causes the ice build up?? A defective water control valve is losing water into the ice maker while it should be ...

...squirt water up into the tube .It does not take very long..To make sure it is clear disconnect the tube on the back of the fridge and blow into it.If there is no restriction the tube is clear.After ...

...squirt hot water into the tube catching the run off with a towel. It can take quite some time and several cups of hot water to finally clear the ice. Once done it will take about 2 hours for the ice ...

...is another in the control valve. Test flow from the control valve. I make a test power cord for the control valve and see how much water comes from it. It should squirt good, and shut off

...water and a squirt bottle with a tube about a foot to a foot and half long (about 1/8 to 1/4 inch diameter) to melt the ice (if present) and return it to working order most of the time. There is a ...

ice maker to call for water and have a bright flashlight ready, when it calles for water you will only have about 5-7 seconds to see where the leak is so make sure to feel around as well.; if your are

squirt some water. sounds to me like the guy nailed it. however if the ice maker is going through the cycles and sending 120v to the valve but no water then the valve is suspect. also you could have a

...squirt the hot water through the venting on the bottom of the panel. Another way to to point a hair dryer on the drain hole. The best method is to remove the shelves and panel and make sure the drain ...

...water dispenser in door wont work yet ice maker does. There are a few reasons for this. Most common, is the water filter. After a period of time(literage usage) the filter eventually blocks up.Flow ...

...is frozen. If frozen, squirt hot water into the fill tube where the ice maker is located. Hold a cup to catch the water. You will have to remove the ice maker in most cases to do this. Good luck, ...