Maytag French Door Refrigerator Not Making Ice

If the ice maker is on but disconnected to water supply line the following could happen.

Maytag french door refrigerator not making ice.

The icemaker isn t making enough ice. A standard icemaker should produce about three pounds of ice a day. The freezer temperature should be set between 0 and 5 degrees fahrenheit 18 to 15c for the ice maker to work properly. I bought my maytag ice2o french door refrigerator from home depot 8 mos ago.

The ice maker will continue to try to make ice causing a buzzing sound. Can you give us the model number to help guide you further. Verify that the ice maker is turned on. Connecting a refrigerator to a reverse osmosis system could also lower the water pressure to the refrigerator which will result in small ice cubes low ice production or decrease amount of water being dispensed.

If a large amount was recently removed it could take 24 hours to fully replenish. Next fill up the icemaker with a cup of water and wait 24 hours to see if it cycles and dumps the ice. The water filter may be the issue replace it and observe what happens. If the bottom of the refrigerator is covered in ice it it most likely leaking down from a blockage or unsecure water lines.

Loved it when i got it but soon after had problems with the ice maker. They replaced the ice maker. 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. Now the ice maker is still having problems.

If the ice maker s water supply is not connected to water supply line turn the ice maker off. 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. It s difficult to get water into the icemaker mold so i would use a turkey baster or something to help. Maytag refrigerator ice dispenser not working 01 dispenser control board the dispenser control board governs most of the functions of the dispenser system.

The ice cubes freeze in big blocks causing the system to clog. If the control board is faulty it may stop supplying power to the entire dispenser system. Hollow or small ice cubes along with slow or no water dispensing is likely due to low water pressure. A refrigerator section may to be too cold.