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I know of one trick that might solve your problem . First , make sure the lever that swings up and down during cycle is all the way down . Then , pour one eight ounce cup of water into the ice maker where the slots are . Hopefully , when the water freezes , the ice maker's sensor will detect the ice and start the dump cycle . If it does , and everything is OK inside the unit itself , it should be OK after it ejects the ice .
you may have a pin hole in your water line to your dispenser or you could be leaking at the water valve itself on the water dispenser side. you'll have to pull the refrigerator out from the wall and look where the main water line goes into the back of the refrigerator. you will probably have to take the back off to see. be sure you put the back of the refrigerator back when you are through.
these unit have a problem with the water line freezing inside the freezer door. ge makes a tape style heater that goes inside the dispenser area to give just enough heat to keep it from freezing the water line. you can try to change the freezer settings, warmer, clean the coils at the back of the unit and leave the freezer door open for 20-30 minute to allow the door to warm up and that will be a temporary fix to allow water to flow until you can get the heater kit.
i think you answered your problem / sounds like the board. some times you can smell the burn and some boards have clicking sound . / from what you have stated . i would replace board. mm the burn is the price of the board .. mm
Sound like a water supply problem, as both get water from the same source. Both valves are connected to the water line that supplies water to the frig, in the back, bottom, behind the cardboard cover. Make sure the water valve is on for that line. The noises indicate thew valves are probably working, but are not getting any water.
We have a similar problem with ours and GE knows that they have put out defective units. The problem for us is that we used the water dispenser a lot and the water froze in the line, causing the ice to back up in the release chute. You need to get a tech out to look at the unit. Hopefully they will be kind and recognize what this is, a bad design that has generated numerous complaints and will get you a free fix. You might want to call a few places and ask questions about it before you have them send their tech out.
On the chance that this is not what I described, have you moved the ice bin around, taken it out and put it back in, checked for frozen slush at the bottom of the tray to make sure that it is not simply clogged? Don't put fingers in the tray while it is still in the fridge.
Should be no longer than 24hrs. Is the freezer good and cold.. has to reach a certain temp before icemaker activates.
Might take little longer if you put a lot of warm things in freezer or refrig. when you made the change.
Is there any water or ice in the icemaker itself? Water may not be getting to icemaker
call them back out if it dont work soon thats what warrantys for :0)
When we press the Ice dispenser, water dispenses from the water side, & the water isn't very cold when it comes out, ie no ice is dispensing at all.
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