The Ice Machine is working but the water is not flowing

Ome cause might be water from the ice maker is over flowing caused by 2 problems: 1 it could be a wrong calculation of water from your ice maker electronic board or 2 water solenoid to your ice maker is leaking .

You think it is called by the ice/water ?

There is likely a faulty solenoid which switches the ice dispenser between "crush" and "cube" mode.

The water pressure at the water dispenser is proportional to the supply line water pressure. Unless there is a restriction in the supply line or the dispenser line, the only way to increase the water flow is to increase the supply line water pressure -- not an easy proposition.

More info, let me know.

Charlie

sounds like you have a sensor problem or a open damper ,staying open,so it keeps freezing in the frig...call if need more input...michael..doctor airr appl.repair..843-384-8474...

Remove the drawer containing the Ice cubes , and blow a hair on the pipe where the water come in. If it wasn't used for 4 weeks perhaps the nozzle in the inlet pipe froze. Then put the empty drawer back in so the ice maker thinks it needs to make ice and see if it will work


Hope this helps

Loringh

hi thanks for the question when you switched the wires around you checked the valves . tey are ok is the arm in the ice maker down check that if that's ok then the problem is with ice maker thanks for the question the appliance doc

The instruction book suggests this could be because the freezer temperature is set too low. Mine is set at -20C. It says the water line can freeze stopping water flow. Try reducing the temperature.

cheak the main water flow and clean the machine inlet water filter

the water spout on the dispensor unscrews this is a clog issue take it off and then run water becarful this does have a spray effect all over but it allows water to flow
also there is the problem of the water tube up the door has kinked when closed this is a big deal with front fridge water the ice dispensors tube goes up the back

Usually there is a big metal frame-switch that controls the flow of water. It is located right above the ice tub. If your ice tub is full the ice cubes push this metal switch up so as to stop water supply. If you remove the ice tub out, chances are that you have accidentally pushed the metal switch all the way up until it clicks and stays there. In this position, the ice mold water flow is permanently stopped.

Insert the tub again in its position slowly. Before fully inserting it, pull the metal switch down inside the empty tub. With the switch down, insert the ice tub back into position.

If that does not apply for your refridgerator, look for a similar water flow switch to turn back on the water flow.

Hope this helps