Ice maker won't dispense ice

Below is a link to a webpage that has exploded views of the part drawings of your model of fridge.

(Well, I _think_ it's your model. I'm not sure because the model numer on this webpage has one extra letter in it, as opposed to the category you listed this question under. I might be able to answer your question better if you reply with the exact model number of your fridge.)
http://www.appliancepartspros.com/partse...

In any case, to answer your question regarding the door switch:

First, if it makes the light go on and off, the switch works.

But - in case your freezer doesn't have a light function (and I don't see one in the part drawings), I included a description of removing and checking the door switch below.


Safety First: - Unplug your fridge! The wires on this switch have an active electric current and can shock you!


I believe this type of door switch simply pushes into the hole it sits in. To remove it, you should be able to (carefully) pry it loose from the hole using a kitchen knife and then pull it out.

(Note: be VERY careful to not let the wires fall back inside the body of the fridge, because then they are very difficult to fish back out of the hole. Usually I wrap a piece of tape around these wires and stick it down to the body of the fridge while doing something like this.)

You can now remove the wires from the switch and test the switch function by holding the ohmmeter probes on the contacts and actuating the switch to see if it has continuity. (The wires have to be removed from the switch to do this.)

You re-install the switch by putting the wires back on the switch contacts and pressing it back into the hole, making sure it's turned the correct direction.


Hope that helps! ;) Below is a link to a webpage that has exploded views of the part drawings of your model of fridge. (Well, I _think_ it's your model. I'm not sure because the model numer on this webpage has one extra letter in it, as opposed to the category you listed this question under. I might be able to answer your question better if you reply with the exact model number of your fridge.) http://www.appliancepartspros.com/partsearch/model.aspx?model_id=228929 In any case, to answer your question regarding the door switch: First, if it makes the light go on and off, the switch works. But - in case your freezer doesn't have a light function (and I don't see one in the part drawings), I included a description of removing and checking the door switch below. Safety First: - Unplug your fridge! The wires on this switch have an active electric current and can shock you! I believe this type of door switch simply pushes into the hole it sits in. To remove it, you should be able to (carefully) pry it loose from the hole using a kitchen knife and then pull it out. (Note: be VERY careful to not let the wires fall back inside the body of the fridge, because then they are very difficult to fish back out of the hole. Usually I wrap a piece of tape around these wires and stick it down to the body of the fridge while doing something like this.) You can now remove the wires from the switch and test the switch function by holding the ohmmeter probes on the contacts and actuating the switch to see if it has continuity. (The wires have to be removed from the switch to do this.) You re-install the switch by putting the wires back on the switch contacts and pressing it back into the hole, making sure it's turned the correct direction. Hope that helps! ;)