Deforsted whole frige, and ice maker door will still not open
What kind of refrigerator? Is it a side by side, freezer on top or bottom? What brand?
SOURCE: No water or ice through door
sounds like the dispenser assembly is not sensing that the trap door is opening fully, so it wont send power to the auger motor or fill valve. If you are pretty handy, you can disassemble the door and take out the dispenser assembly and try to take the assembly apart and correct the throw on the trap door. Otherwise, I'm afraid you need a new dispenser to the tune of about $250 parts and $225 trip and labor. Good luck!
SOURCE: Icemaker flap/door does not mechanically open
The description says you have an LG fridge? I may need the entire model # from the sticker inside the fridge to tell for sure, but there is a motor behind the dispenser controls that opens the door. Let me know if you need more help. Also, you can view parts and diagrams at http://www.appliancepartspros.com/.
SOURCE: ice door opener
GE side x side GSS22SGMC stainless steelJust fixed my own problem of jammed ice door. 1. pull the light switch plate off (just under the front bottom edge, push through the holes, pull) 2. unscrew the dispenser assembly, 4 screws, pull the unit out 3. WR62X10020 SOLENOID is in the upper right, unplug the black wires from the board. 4. unscrew the right screw from the door-stop assembly (above the ice door)- pull the plastic out of the solenoid piston 4. unscrew solenoid, 3 screws, from back 5. pull the piston, scrape-sand-file off all rust, then lube with oil 6. scrape off rust from inside, solenoid with shoving steel wool-file-degreaser to get off rust, then lube 7. reassemble, WORKS!! 8. save 35.00 for new solenoid 9. save repair cost of whole new door (happened!) good luck
SOURCE: flapper door that dispenses ice will not open automatically
the flapper door appears to be broken. how can it be repaired?
SOURCE: Crosley side by side ice maker makes to much ice !!!!!!
Most ice makers have a wire bar that senses when the ice bucket is full. The bar lifts up when new ice is made. The ice maker determines if the ice bucket is full by lowering the bar back down after the ice drops into the bucket. If the bar hits the ice cubes in a full bucket, the ice maker shuts off. If the bar drops all the way and dosen't touch ice cube, the ice maker continues making ice until the bucket is full.
So you likely have one of the following problems:
1) The wire bar is missing or bent. Check to make sure that when the bar is pushed up, the ice maker stops making ice. Most bars will 'click' into the up position so you can shut the ice maker off. Push the bar up until it clicks into the up position and wait overnight to see if it makes more ice. If there is no wire bar over the ice bucket, that is your problem.
2) The switch the wire bar is connected to is malfunctioning. If you push the wire bar up and the ice maker continues to make ice, this is likely your problem. You will need a new ice maker unit. Try Appliance Parts Pros or EBay for a new unit.
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