Frigidaire Ice Maker No Water Diagnosis and Repair

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[@highqualityhomemaintenance7565]

FYI. I replaced my ice maker and solenoid valve about 6 years ago. Suddenly, no ice. I looked for the original video that helped me years ago, but yours came up. I watched it. That filling drain tube was frozen shut just like yours. Great job, my man. Great job.

[@rrdoggie]

Thank you so much for this video. I did exactly as you suggested for the first step, hot water and all, and my ice container is now full of ice. I have not had ice for about 2 weeks and kept hesitating calling someone. You saved me money and headaches!

[@dawgpac79]

Thank you very much for posting this video! I also had the water tube iced up. Got it cleared and now getting ice again. Just in time before a family gathering today. You helped to save the day! 👏🏻

[@JOATMON101]

Thank you, been searching for a while and finally found someone to show how to get this fixed.....well done !

[@markschuler8464]

You rock dude! This totally fixed my problem. A caveat however: My white plastic fill tube was not majorly clogged with ice. It was just a tiny piece of ice at the connection with the supply line. It fell off when I disconnected the supply line. About the size of a pencil eraser. If I hadn't of looked on the floor I wouldn't have seen it. When I took the white tube out it was clear, and I was initially disappointed. Thanks again!

[@AffordableHandyman]

Haaaaa! Been without ice for a week. Decided to do a youtube search for my Galaxy. Yours was first on the results. Turns out the fill tube on my ice maler was clogged with ice! I'm thinking it was the freezer was too full and the door wasnt sealing well. Pulled it out the fill valve, hot water, then a good scrub to remove some gunk. Reconnected and when i cycled the unit it filled like a champ. Saved me a $100 service call! Thank you thank you thank you!!! Pro tip, loosen the line by peeling back the tape then just do a quarter turn then pull the fill tube first then you can easily unscrew it from the line. Bit of a pain in the reverse order.

[@countspankulus]

This fix worked for me. The first batch of new ice cubes just ejected 1.5 hours after removing the tube/chute and clearing a significant ice blockage. Thank you!

[@matthewgamble571]

This was exactly what was wrong with my icemaker! I appreciate the video and the detailed troubleshooting! Thank you very much.

[@JohnSoldMyHome]

Thank you! My ice maker hasn’t worked in 2 weeks. Tried everything. Confirmed everything working except water. Had water but no water to ice. Found your Video with SIMPLE way to remove and clear the water tube. It worked. It was frozen

[@meritlady52]

3weeks no ice ,I checked all problems it could be,last night I felt no water getting to the tray from hose in back of refrigerator.my daughter says mom leave it alone lol I am over 70 ,I can't leave it alone. it's about to be fixed thanks to you. As soon as she goes out ,We are going to get this ice moving you and me 🤞 will let you know how it goes 🧊🧊

[@MrFlicksflicks]

Great video! I like that he shows potential problem areas, even though that was not the case.

[@Faramundo]

Brilliant and logical trouble shooting steps, DIY pro, thank you!

[@justenhansen]

I love so much that you went through the process! Thank you!

[@dalestein5464]

Appreciate you deeply. You know your stuff. Besides,you have to explore before you find.

[@ausseamore8386]

If the filling tube block up again it may be indicating that the fill valve is slowly leaking and NOT shutting off completely as it should after the fill cycle. That slow leak would cause over time the fill valve section to accumulate ice. Thanks for sharing.

[@bobsoft]

My parents Kitchen Aid side by side stopped making ice last summer. Figured out that two of the wires at the bottom of the door had broke from all the years of opening and closing the freezer door. The harness seemed a little tight for my liking so I soldered in extra length and its all good now.

[@jessicafletcher1328]

I changed the connection on the solenoid and pressed water. The water came out of the ice machine tube. Do I need to change both solenoids or can I just use the water one to run the ice machine? Obviously the water in the front of the fridge does not work and I am ok with that for now. Seems like a silly question but your video helped me get to that point 😊

[@ClownWhisper]

Here's a question for you. All right I have the exact same everything it looks like the same refrigerator the exact same setup. I haven't torn the back off yet I just wanted to check to see if the tube was clogged because there was a big log of ice all the way down that ramp so I figured oh it was just that so I cleared actually I didn't totally clear it I cleared the main part of it but there's still a little bit of ice in the where the threaded part is way deep in there but it's late at night so I'm not going to do it tonight. But the thing is if I press the ice maker it doesn't actuate anything it doesn't make the spiral tubing spin to pull ice forward all of a sudden and get this The drinking water isn't flowing how can all these three things be happening at the same time they're unrelated well I mean I guess no they shouldn't Val shouldn't go based on back pressure like that they're not that kind of valve solenoid shouldn't go for the basically the same reason they should be actuating but a frozen line would just not allow the water to go but water isn't coming from the other tube either lol that drinking water should flown no matter what. Although if it's a inlet filter that's clogged I can see where it would stop everything and it even slow it down enough to give it time to freeze if it was dribbling for a long time I don't know if it is a timer or if there's some kind of fill sensor I haven't looked down in there I can't imagine it would be a fuel sensor for something cheap like this I don't understand why that ice delivery tube won't turn when I actuated That's really bizarre shouldn't that be completely an independent system yeah of course it is that sucker should be turning no matter what I guess I'm going to have to open it up and look

[@destructorofhumanity544]

Nice video. Thanks. Will see what I come up with before my wife makes me buy a new fridge we probably don't need but hey, she's the boss or I'll starve to death.....lol

[@Train8591]

I can't get water to mine even replaced the valve.

[@zackrum]

Any tips on getting that tube out with ease ? I can see ice clogged in it but i cant twist the damn thing off from inside or out. Any tips would be appreciated

[@countspankulus]

I had the same problem and was able to get it eventually with needle-nose pliers.

[@zackrum]

@countspankulus yeah I eventually got pliers to grip the thing off too

[@gabakbusiness]

How do you prevent ice from forming again in that tube?

[@mechtrician1]

Using the ice maker. It happens when it sits.

[@lukebaehr3851]

You said common voltage. How many volts is common voltage?

[@mechtrician1]

When I say common voltage, that means that they share the same voltage. Later in the video I show that they are 120vac solenoids.

[@miketyler7616]

Mine has no ice and water trickles for a second, and thats it. It's gotta be the solenoid pack im guessing