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Anonymous Posted on Jan 23, 2011

The water despenser no longer works. There is a clicking sound coming from the back of the refrigerator at times. Ice maker still works, but will not despense.

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Jul 12, 2007

SOURCE: no water pressure for ice maker or water despenser

Sounds to me that you attached a bulet piercing valve to a cold water pipe. If you did I would say the tiny hole that the valve put into the pipe has blocked up and causing your low water pressure. I have sen this problem a million times with that type of valve. You could try to close the valve and then open it back up. Sometimes this will clear the hole. If not I would replace the valve with the type of valve you have for your sink. there better in every way. You may need to have a plumber do the job for you but you will never have this problem again. Good luck

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Jan 19, 2009

SOURCE: no water

two things may have happened, first the o-ring washer on the pipe tap may have shrunk and restricting the flow of water, second the filter for the machine may be plugged up and need changing. good luck and if yoiu still need assistance feell free to ask againd

Mike Inman

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  • Posted on Mar 19, 2009

SOURCE: Our ge side by side refrigerator is about a year

need new auger motor

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Apr 07, 2009

SOURCE: no water to ice maker, but water to despenser.

check water valve or ice maker or check for frost build up in freezer

Anonymous

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  • Posted on May 05, 2009

SOURCE: Ice maker

YES FIRST CHANGE THE FILTER. REMEMBER AFTER THE NEW ONE IS INSTAULED U MUST DRAIN AT LEASE 2 GALL TO BLEED AIR OUT THE SYSTEM.

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