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Yes with a new control panel. about $300.00

I think you mixed the F and the D in the model# so it should read MFD2561HES instead. There are a few things that can cause an ice maker to stop working. Firstly, would be the temperature inside the freezer not being cold enough. It should be as close to 0' F as possible. There is an inline fuse that sometimes, but rarely blows. When you changed the icemaker, did it come with a new harness or did you swap the one off the old icemaker onto the new one? Removing the harness and ohming the black wire ( The one with the white piece that clips onto the bottom of the icemaker) will determine if that fuse is still good. Without knowing what happened to the old icemaker, I would not rule that out! More commonly, The water solenoid goes bad and will let the icemaker cycle without giving it water. Sometimes it goes completely dead while most often it fails to close completely. When this happens, it allows water to "drip" and usually freezes inside the water fill tube. ( Think of your kitchen faucet.. When they start to go bad, they will not shut off and needs to be jiggled to stop it from dripping) If this happens, the fill tube will need to be defrosted after a new valve has been installed. Defrosting the fridge is recommended as you can damage the inside if you use a hairdryer or some other form of rapid heat. The sizzling sound you hear is most likely the fridge in its defrost cycle. During this time, you would not hear it running and it would get louder when the freezer drawer is opened. It would sound similar to water drops hitting a hot stove. This is completely normal and happens randomly! Do not panic over this!

It may help to take the ice maker plastic unit out of the refrigerator and rinse with warm water, then dry. There may be ice blocking the flap from closing. Also, check to see that the plastic unit is fully seated as it should be in the refrigerator itself.

Did you do it yoursel. It may b the fan. Check for pipe blockages. Call a repair man. If you have his work will b warranted

Pull out from wall and expose radiator. If dirty, vacuum or blow it clean.

hi. this drain is in the panel of the refrigerator in the Botton.were the lights at ,, take this panel and you will find the drain

Unplug it for a couple of minutes, Try again. It may have been hit with a surge. IF that is the case, you are looking at main control board and some money. Contact your homeowners insurance if a surge has damaged it.

Another area to look into is the control panel itself. Due to moisture seeping under the plastic filament the touch buttons / leds may stop working

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Hi! Please check the manual. There should be info or a contact of their customer support. https://manualsbrain.com/en/manuals/1401540/?page=17

Give it about an hour. May have gone into defrost mode.

Pull fridge out and make sure everything isn’t covered in dust.

Did you Press and Hold the "Filter" button for 5 seconds?

Never seen one that wasn’t easy to get out unless it frozen in place. If so, thaw it out.

This site shows the small tabs on the lense https://www.repairclinic.com/PartDetail/Large-Part-Image?imgID=1003776&locID=3336
A small screwdriver gently pull back in the opposite of the tab. Try with just fingers first as ofthe lense is too cold the tabs can snap off.

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It’s behind removable panel on inside back freezer wall

usually located at the top center of fridge area covered by a plastic plate

Contact customer service phone# or google search Hotpoint.

evap fan /circuit ---defrost circuit --electronic panel --or internal compressor damaged from power outage