Frigidaire not making any ice...

If you have a Frigidaire refrigerator with an icemaker, you may notice that water leaks from the icemaker from time to time. There are several reasons why this occurs, ranging from simple fixes to ones that are more complex. Once you notice leaking water, running through a quick checklist determines the problem, so that you can fix it.
Plastic Tubing Water Supply ConnectionsNo matter the type connection material used, it must be tight and secure so that no water leaks out. Check every place where a pipe connects to the appliance. Make sure the connection is tight and that there are no leaks. Ensure that the water supply valve is turned on completely. As you check each connection, watch that there are no drips. Tighten them if you catch any possible issue, as this could solve your problem.Clogged Condensation DrainWater can appear leaking from the icemaker when it is actually caused by a clogged condensation drain. The automatic defrost system occasionally turns on, melting any frost from the cooling coils. The resulting water falls into a drain sending it to a pan to evaporate. However, if ice from the icemaker makes it into this drain, it can clog it, and the water accumulates in either the fresh-food compartment or the bottom of the freezer in a side-by-side model. In a side-by-side with an icemaker, the water appears to be coming from the icemaker. Check the drain and clear it if there is a clog.

Ice Maker ValveIn Frigidaire models with an icemaker, a valve regulates the amount of water in the icemaker. If this valve malfunctions, a leak can result. The valve directs the water into cube molds. When obstructed by mineral deposits, the water sprays out of the molds. The water drips down and pools at the bottom of the freezer and onto the floor outside of the unit. Cleaning out the screen located at the end of the valve solves this problem.

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You could have a air block bleed at inlet on fridge.
Be careful and shut off water then unscrew line at fridge put in a bucket and have someone turn the water on for a few seconds. Your line may have become kinked or the water solenoid valve went out not likely. good luck

Hi,
The first step you need to do is to turn the water off to the refrigerator so it quits making until you get it fixed.
If your fridge has the control boards in each side of the freezer cabinet that controls the icemaker, then you have a failed board. If you have a standard icemaker with the metal shutoff arm then you have a failed motor module in the icemaker. You can remove the icemaker and unplug the wiring connector from it so you can leave the water on to the dispenser.
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manually drop hot water inside the freezer area, the freezer area have a little hole with a pipe laying to the tray down. as for as i concern the drainage pipe is closed due to ice. but if u drop hot water inside the freezer area it will unblock the pipe. and the friedge will work better then before..

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Check the back of the icemaker & verify that the icemaker was plugged in. Check that icemaker is turned on. Check that the water supply was not turned off. Check the water supply tube at the icemaker for ice blockage if the water supply is blocked cleared the ice away. IF Ok with both items checked. Then pull the plug on the refrigerator for about a minute, so that it can reset itself. If you still have no ice within the next twelve hours then the problem will either be with the inlet water valve or the icemaker itself. However, I really doubt that since it worked prior to service. I'm pretty sure it has to do with the first steps mentioned. Hope this helps. Please post your findings

on your icemaker you can tell if its a internal problem or a water valve ,,,,, 1st feel inside for any ice ,,, if ice is in icemaker the valve is working ,,, pull fingers on icemaker to get it started and watch it, if it makes its cycle and fills again the the icemaker itself is bad ,,, contact me and i will see if i can help with part or parts / larry

That on/off arm...you should be able to move it and it will likely make a small click when the switch goes on or off. That arm controls the ice making. There is also a float, is it working freely? It has a switch too. Ultimately, the water is controlled by a solenoid valve. It may be defective. Many of these units are removable to test the switches with a multimeter. Turn off the water and remove to test. Some parts are available...some parts are by the unit only.

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