My wife and I recently purchased a foreclosed house that had been vacant for about a year, with a beautiful stainless steel Kenmore Elite Trio, with icemaker and water dispenser. It appears it was only a few years old. We powered it back up, and it works fine, except when the icemaker makes ice, the ice has these small flecks of tin foil-looking substance suspended in the ice. We turned off the icemaker and went to store-bought ice for now. Is this a filter problem, or something wrong with the lines between the filter and the icemaker?
Thanks!
Perhaps the solution to to change out the ice maker unit
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The house was built in 1973 and has seen extensive remodeling over the years... All the stuff that is exposed that I can see is PVC, but there may be iron or copper somewhere in there... We don't have this problem anywhere else in the house, these little flecks of shiny foil-like stuff just show up in the icemaker ice.
Does the house have galvinized iron water pipes?
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