What would cause an ice maker to stop working? See details inside...
Any appliance men out there that might have a suggestion or two for me?
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We have an "intermittent" automatic ice maker. Ours seems to "sense" the temperature falling - it's almost as if when it gets cooler outside and in the basement where the refrigerator is, the production slows way down. My boyfriend adjusted the freezer temp lower and it seems to have helped increase the production.
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Excessive Ice buildup on the moving parts.
Freezer not getting cold enough to freeze ice
The water line that supplies the water to the ice maker could be clogged or disconnected.
A lack of water pressure could cause this also.
Try thawing out the ice machine and check the water connection to make sure it is connected and not clogged up. There could be a simple piece of ice clogging the mechanism as well. I've had issues with these things before, sometimes the hose that supplies the water will get crusted up with minerals from the water.
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