Maytag French Door Ice Maker Not Making Ice

This valve is usually found under the sink or in the basement.

Maytag french door ice maker not making ice.

Check the feeler arm or paddle to make sure it can move freely. If the icemaker module is defective the ice maker won t make or dispense ice. It s difficult to get water into the icemaker mold so i would use a turkey baster or something to help. First depending on your model make sure that the on off switch is in the on position or the bail arm is in the down position.

If the bottom of the refrigerator is covered in ice it it most likely leaking down from a blockage or unsecure water lines. Kitchenaid french door freezer ice maker not making ice cubes but dispenses water. The water filter may be the issue replace it and observe what happens. If the icemaker module has ejector blades check to ensure that ice cubes are not stuck in the blades.

Hollow or small ice cubes along with slow or no water dispensing is likely due to low water pressure. Instead it s most likely a mechanical or electrical problem. For instructions on turning the ice maker on and off please see reference the owner s manual. Check water supply line.

First make sure the freezer is below 10 degrees because the icemaker will not cycle if the temperature in the freezer is over 10 degrees. Make sure the water supply is turned on to the refrigerator. If your maytag ice maker is not working u se this troubleshooting guide to diagnose common problems. The icemaker isn t making enough ice.

A standard icemaker should produce about three pounds of ice a day. Ice maker turned off. Water filter needs to be replaced. Water system needs to be flushed.

If you find ice inside the ice mold it means your ice maker is receiving water and the problem likely isn t with the water supply. If a large amount was recently removed it could take 24 hours to fully replenish. If your refrigerator was just installed it may take 24 hours for ice production to begin and up to three days for full ice production. Do you have the correct water pressure.