1 When the ice bin is full, is there a mechanical device to prevent the ice maker from making more?
2 I have noticed that when both refrigerator doors are open, when I try to close the right door first, the flap on the left door hits up against the right null

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1 When the ice bin is full, is there a mechanical device to prevent the ice maker from making more?
2 I have noticed that when both refrigerator doors are open, when I try to close the right door first, the flap on the left door hits up against the right null

Accepted Answer

I myself have looked for the mechanical device before and have not seen one, I think it must be a sensor of some type. The flap on the left door should be turned in towards the fridge every time you open it. Either you have a faulty flap or you are moving the flap out as you are handling the door.

Answered by Anonymous 5 years ago

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vvetkah · Answer

That’s true. I haven’t had the fridge long enough to be anywhere bothered by this though so far so good. I will call them if I don’t see any mechanism to stop making the ice but I suspect there’s a device that lets it know it’s full.

Answered by vvetkah 6 years ago

“1 When the ice bin is full, is there a mechanical device to prevent the ice maker from making more? 2 I have noticed that when both refrigerator doors are open, when I try to close the right door first, the flap on the left door hits up against the right”

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