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Ice maker is making ice but not dropping into bin. i can dump in myself and it re fills water, but the cubes just stay in the maker and wont alow the next batch to be made.

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Your trouble can be in the icemaker. An internal thermostat closes to begin the ice harvest cycle. A motor drives the ejector blades, and a heater releases the cubes from the mold. None of this will happen if the electronic sender and receiver are faulty. This device is to stop the ice production when the bin is full. How are you manually dumping ise into the bin?

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