Door panel doesnt work

TRY PULLING OUT THE "ICE AUGER" AND RESETTING THE ICE MAKING UNIT ITSELF,MOTOR SHOULD RESTART AND FREEZE...UNLESS YOU RARELY USE IT,IN THAT CASE YOU MAY HAVE MOTOR ISSUE?? STAY IN TOUCH,LET ME KNOW

Did you recently move the fridge? One possibility is that the supply line in the back of the fridge is kinked. Usually it is coiled so you can move the fridge out and back damage but if it gets kinked, it would limit the water supply like a hose does when kinked. Also, the supply line is usually tapped from under the sink. Make sure the valve that supplies the line (usually 1/4 inch line) is fully opened. If that fails to help, then you're back to the solenoid valve for water that is not fully opening. Should give a solid clunk when actuated. G

my kenmore did the same thing, It had a duel water solenoid on it and one that let water into the door water dispenser went bad. also my ice cube started to get smaller, the rubber in the other side of the water solenoid was dry rotting and eventually ruined the ice maker. I replaced the duel solenoid and ice maker and had no more problems.The solenoid is on the back of the fridge, it is what the main water supply connects to.

Most of the time it is the half of the dual water control valve on rear of refrigerator. The part number Click Here=> WR57X10032 Usually the coil on that side will go bad before buttons or controls. You can test that side by setting a test meter on AC voltage and you should read 120 volts while someone presses dispense water on front. There are two sides one plugs into icemaker side and other water dispenser. When replaced they both come as a kit. If you would like you may contact me here on Fixya or my Forum=> Appliance 911 My contact information is located above the Fixya Ad on my blog here=> Sea Breeze Appliance Parts and Technical Services, Thanks, Sea Breeze

You may ahve a problem with your freezer temp. Check your setting. Turn down a few notches to see if problem goes away. Also Pull out your fridge and vacuum out your coils underneath unit. Plug coil causes freezer temp to rise. Rus

if your refrigerator is only a year old. it should still be covered by your warranty, if any one works on the refrigerator while still under warranty, your warranty is expired. So check before you put your hands on it. sounds like a power problem, maybe an open fuse etc....

You may have lost a thermal fuse.

Problem is the circut board in the back, you can go to ge appliances.com go to service and support type in model# go to unit and main board parts to order.

No. As long as it is not off for very long, your refrigerator side should stay cool as long as you don't open the door.

you have a maytag ice and water in door 3 door refrig???? if so you needs a new high voltage board, its gone bad. locatdon back wall behind the refrig. only resolution is to replace the board..