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Trouble With Refrigerator Ice Maker

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Date: 09/08/2009 Topics: Readers Request > Repair | Repair > Appliances > Refrigerator  
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I have a Frigidaire side by side, model PLHS237za. The ice maker quit on me. The water supply is good, I unplugged it for awhile, no good. It has a new filter. The arm is down, any ideas?

By dahs75 from West Islip, NY

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By angbeth (9) Profile Contact
The fill valve - usually found on the back down at the botttom on the right side- it may not be working. The ice maker calls down to the fill valve to open up and let the water come in. If you are not getting any water to the ice maker then it is probably the fill valve. And the reason you dont have any ice.

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My Frigidaire ice maker makes ice, it just doesn't drop the ice into the bin. The wire arm, when manually turned off waits about a minute, then manually re-setting the arm, it will break the ice free, move it to a staged position (on top of wiper) or drop 1 load of ice, refill and stay that way until the arm is reset again. Is this an adjustment problem or does the whole works need replacing?

Ken from Tampa, FL

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RE: Trouble with Refrigerator Ice Maker

Automatic ice makers are nice when they work, but after a while they will malfunction. That's the main reason why I make ice cubes the old fashioned way, by filling up the ice cube trays and putting them in the freezer. It sounds like you will have to call in an appliance repairman. (11/26/2007)

By MCW

RE: Trouble with Refrigerator Ice Maker

If your ice maker bin and mechanism has a shelf/tray over it/them, be sure the tray is not pushed back too far. This was causing our ice not to fall into the bin (since there was no room to maneuver!). The kids stored the ice cream on the shelf and they always seemed to shove it back. By moving the ice cream, and pulling out the shelf a bit, that solved our problem.

Also, check your manual, if you have one. Look in troubleshooting to see if the bar needs to be cleaned or reset. If you don't have a manual, they can usually be found online (jot down the model and serial # before you start looking). There is also a great website for tips on doing repairs yourself. They even will answer your questions and help you order parts (if needed) at very reasonable rates. It is: http://www.repairclinic.com/.

Good luck! (11/29/2007)

By melodybh

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