KitchenAid KUIS18NNT 18" Automatic Ice Maker with 35lbs. Storage Capacity, Drop Down Door & Accepts Custom Panels Logo
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Under counter ice maker water pickup problem

My under counter ice maker continues to try and circulate water, after the tank is empty. the machien makes noice, as it cannot pick up any water. After a while the cycle starts, and the tank is filled. Is it not getting enough water, or is the cycle out of adjustment

  • Ice ice babe Feb 16, 2009

    "My under counter ice maker continues to try and circulate water, after the tank is empty. The machine makes noice, as it cannot pick up any water. After a while the cycle starts, and the tank is filled.  Is it not getting enough water, or is the cycle out of adjustment?"


    I have the same problem with my icemaker.  

  • wsbmlb Mar 15, 2009

    I have the same problem with the cutting grid type ice machine.

    Bill

    Thank you

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Most likely your plastic curtain is not keeping the water in the sump area. ( I'm assuming it makes round cubes)? Look under the sump for any dripping if its a pretty steady drip replace your water curtain and the holder that's with it.

If you have a cutting grid type ice machine this is all together different and I need to tell you separately about that.

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