20 Most Recent KitchenAid Superba Architect KSCS25INSS Side by Side Refrigerator - Page 3 Questions & Answers

Yours is controlled by a defrost control, board 2307028 Defrost Control Board

It is determined when to defrost electronically, Thanks, Sea Breeze
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I had the same problem, the only good part is that I went to get ice and got a cup full of ice and water... I realized the fridge was failing, so I transferred all my food to my spare fridge. I only had it because it failed a few months ago, and it took 2 weeks to get the part (control unit in the top of the fridge). This time, it was the other control unit in the rear of the unit. This one controls the condenser/evaporator, etc. The repair man said it was both the ECU and the Inverter box. He showed me that it was burned (brown discoloration of the Inverter). He wanted over 500 to replace these parts. I just ordered the parts from appliancezone.net for $230. But I am handy enough to install them. If you are not, please let the repair man do it... otherwise, if you are, or you have a friend that can... it is VERY easy. The part numbers are 2307028 ECU and W10133449 Inverter Box (This is the new model that replaces 2304175)

You indicator light on your fridge is set on a timer. If you never took a single glass of water it would go on after six months or so. It is just an aide to remind you. To replace it, firmly turn counterclockwise about a quarter turn with a little pressure pulling down or out depending on the location of the filter. You need not turn off water. Replace with new one.

The most common problem is the condensing coil is probably loaded with lint and debris. In behind most refrigerator is a fan and it blows on condensing coils. If the condenser is dirty and blocks air flow, the cooling system can not shed the heat. These coils should be checked at least every year, more often if you have pets that shed a lot. Hope this helps.

Before you go any farther stop. Unplug the refrigerator for the wall receptacle then look into the light socket (use a mirror if necessary), now see that contact point in the bottom of the socket? Raise that contact point to where it will ouch the bulb when you screw it back in. Now screw in the bulb plug in the refrigerator and open the door. Did I do OK ?
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I have the same refrigerator and was having a very similar problem. My water would dispense just fine, but the ice maker suddenly began making partial cubes of ice, then quit making ice, than started again before finally stopping again. At first I thought it was because the fill tube coming from the back of the frig was frozen, but after clearing it the problem persisted. I traced the problem back to the valve at the back right corner of the frig. I disconnected the power inputs and water lines, then took the valve apart. On the side that feeds the ice maker there is a small washer inside of the valve with a very small hole that only allows a limited amount of water flow through it. A small pieced of rubber had broken loose from another section of the valve an was clogging this small hole. I cleaned the entire valve system and reassembled it. The ice maker is now back in action!!! The fill tube going into the tray had frozen because of the small trickle of water that was going into it was not sufficient to keep it from freezing. Make sure this is still clear before turning everything back on. I hope this helps several of you out there, as this seems to be a common problem.

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Remove the ice bucket/container from inside the freezer compartment. Examine underneath at the front of the container to see if ice cubes are lodged between the metal blades. If cubes are caught in this area, they will prevent ice from dropping into the glass/cup.

Buy the peg to replace it,then turn the broken one clockwise 45 to 90 degrees and take it out. put the new one In and turn it 45 to 90 degrees to lock it in place.

Most likely your defrost element(s) are burned out and the evaporator coil is frozen over.

There are heaters located inside the door frame, to prevent your doors from freezing shut, and also to prevent condensation on the outside of the appliance. It sounds to me as though that is where your problem is... Hope this helps

IT DOESNT MEAN YOU GETTIN WATER IN THE WATER DISPENSER THAT THE VALVE IS OK.MOST FRIDGES ARE FITTED WITH TWO VALVES.CHECK THAT THE ICE MAKER VALVE IS WORKING IF THATS OK YOU MIGHT HAVE A PROBLEM INTERNAL ON THE ICE MAKER BEST YOU GET A TECHNICIAN TO CHECK THAT.GOOD LUCK.MOHAMED

Items to check would be , 1 Is the filter restricted with sediment in the water? indicator would be water flow decreased thru door dispenser. 2 Is the tap a line (if used) restricted with mineral deposites where the sleeve pierces the water pipe. 3 is the valve itself restricted with sediment due to not using a filter? 4 a kinked water line (copper) or pinched plastic line could also cause this problem. eliminate each and you should find the problem.