Tray is full but doesn t stop making ice - Sunpentown SPT IM-100 Portable Ice Maker, for up to 2.5 lbs of Ice

take the cap off the front of ice maher. turn the gears manualy in either direction about 1 turn put cap back. if that doesn`t work replace ice maker. MAKE SURE tube goes backon top of ice tray.

Lift the ice tray level sensing arm to simulate a full ice tray.

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there is sometimes an armature that raises when the ice tray is full.you can raise this arm is you want it to stop making ice.look said arm and lower down into on position.it will fold down into a spot near the full level of the ice tray.

Try the reset button on the control panel. If that doesn't work, then try unpluging the refrigerator.
Also, make sure that ice tray shut off arm isn't in the up position. It should be in the unlock position one notch below the off position. This arm is used by the refrigerator from over filling the ice cube holding tray. Once the ice fills the tray. The ice in the bend will push up on the arm which
initiate the ice maker to stop making ice. As soon as you start using the ice in the bend and the arm falls below the off position. The ice maker will start making ice. GB....stewbison

open the door to ice maker there is a weir that should be in the down put it up.and it well shut it off

Make sure you pull the ice cubes periodically from the back of the ice tray to the front. If the back of the tray is piled past a certain point the unit will think the ice tray is full and stop ice production. This was a design flaw most samsungs. Hope this helps _MJ_

The ice tray arm is mechanical. It is pushed up by the ice cubes. Try bending the arm down so it makes contact with the ice cubes sooner and gets pushed up sooner when it reaches up posistion it should stop.

Make sure the "Full" actuator is in the down position. Sometimes when the ice tray is removed, the full actuator flips up to stop ice production.
Hope this helps.

In my Kitchen Aid bottom freezer there is a metal arm(?) that I lift up to stop the ice maker from making ice. When I start running low on ice, I push the metal arm(?) back down for it to make ice again. Hope this is the solution for your Kitchen Aid too.

Depending on the ice maker style, they typically work off a motor timer. The timer motor rotates to set up the ice making process... starting with letting water into an empty ice mold tray, allowing ample time for that water to freeze and then to rotate that mold so that the cubes fall out into the bin. In conjunction with that process, a small heater is turned on to release the frozen cubes from the tray. The 'ice tray full' lever signals the system to stop making ice so you may want to verify that the lever is down and not causing the ice maker to stop, If that's down then I suggest you monitor the position of the motor gearset underneath an access cover. With power applied, the gears should rotate and cycle thru an ice making process. If it does and ice fails to fall out, your heater may be defective. Hope that helps...