20 Most Recent Delfield Reach-In 6025X-LG Refrigerator Questions & Answers

Hello,

If the ice maker is producing ice poorly, making small cubes or too few cubes then it means your ice maker is probably have a clogged water line, a defective water-inlet valve, or a defective ice maker mold thermostat that is not cycling properly.

First, check the water line that's attached to the back of the refrigerator. Make sure it is having a good water flow. If the flow is poor, that means you will have to, repair, clean, or replace the tubing or the shut-off valve that supplies the water in the ice maker.

Second, check the water-inlet valve. You will need to replace the water inlet valve if it has failed.

Third, check the freezer temperature. It should be 8 degrees Fahrenheit or lower. If the freezer is too warm, the ice maker won't cycle properly.

Lastly, check the ice maker mold thermostat. Make sure that it's cycling properly.

The above is what you need to check on........

I hope this helps....

Take care.

try disconnecting thermistor and let run if ok replace it if not possible bad cooling unit

Your best bet is to order an OEM capillary tube and replace it. Of course this requires recovering the refrigerant. The likelihood of unplugging one is very very slim unless it is a very large bore tube.

step 1: check the freon level via pressures or weighing in the correct amount.

Any problem with it?

I've used a piece of wire and hot water

You most likely have a shorted refrigerant pump module.

the model says that this is a cooler/freezer combination unit. super heat has to be measured on each section separately. As a general rule: Freezers run around 6-8 degrees and coolers are 8-10. I have seen freezers go as low as 4 degrees right before they hit set point temp and shut off.

I have found 1 freezer with the identical issue and never found the answer to the issue. I tried everything I know to do and with no success. The customer ended up replacing the freezer. Sorry, but that's all I can offer.

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