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Thank you for sharing your insights with us. We regret that you have had a negative experience with your Whirlpool® Refrigerator ice maker. Please review the following professional troubleshooting tips for this concern: Ice Maker Status and Reset: Confirm the ice maker is turned on. If it is on but not connected to a water line, it can cause buzzing and over-cooling in the refrigerator/freezer sections. Minor issues may be resolved by locating and pressing the reset button or by performing a power cycle (unplug for one minute). For specific instructions, refer to How to Turn the Ice Maker On (https://producthelp.whirlpool.com/Refrigeration/Full-Size_Refrigerators/Side_By_Side_Refrigerator/Ice_and_Water_Concerns/Ice_and_Dispenser_Concerns/Ice_Production/Not_Making_Ice/Not_Making_Ice_-_Side_by_Side_Refrigerator#s13394). Also, see https://youtu.be/m5oTM6thFig . Ice Ejection Failure: If the ice maker is producing ice but not ejecting it into the bin, reset the unit by unplugging the refrigerator for one minute. Check for ice production a few hours after the reset. Door Installation and Connections: For newly installed units, verify that doors are properly installed (consult the Installation Instructions/Owner's Manual). Confirm doors do not rub against adjacent surfaces. Check the water dispenser tube and wiring connections at the bottom of the freezer door hinge per the Installation Instructions. Temperature Controls: Factory settings are preset to the ""mid setting"" for normal use. Since a warm refrigerator can impact ice production, consider adjusting the controls to a colder setting. Allow at least 24 hours between temperature adjustments for stabilization. Water Pressure: Optimal water pressure is critical for efficient ice production and dispensing. Low pressure can result in slow dispensing, small/hollow ice cubes, or low/no ice production. Review Ensuring Correct Water Pressure (https://producthelp.whirlpool.com/Refrigeration/Full-Size_Refrigerators/Product_Info/Tips_and_Tricks/Ensuring_Correct_Water_Pressure) for details. Note that reverse osmosis (RO) systems can reduce water pressure further; review Ensuring Correct Water Pressure (https://producthelp.whirlpool.com/) for RO system information. Water Line Installation: The refrigerator requires a cold water supply using 1/4"" (6.35 mm) O.D. soft copper or PEX tubing, including a service loop. Ensure the water supply line is free of kinks; straighten the line to restore flow and pressure. Avoid pushing the refrigerator too far back against the wall to prevent pinching the line. See https://youtu.be/22Ee78VfBdE. Water Filter: A clogged or improperly installed filter can restrict water flow, leading to low ice production. The filter should be replaced every 6 months or as needed. Whirlpool recommends everydrop® water filters (https://www.everydropwater.com/). See https://youtu.be/LIP-Za8XnzU. Filter Flushing: The system must be flushed after every filter change or initial installation to remove excess air and carbon. Air in the system can cause dripping, small/hollow ice cubes, or cloudy water. The required flush volume varies by filter; refer to the filter's instructions. See https://youtu.be/D2W8jNl5PYs. Please review the troubleshooting tips provided. If the issue persists, we recommend contacting Whirlpool® directly at 800-253-1301 for further assistance. Our representatives are available Monday through Friday from 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM EST.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Check the on/off switch, the water coil is connected and if the water valve to the wall is working.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Not sure if your fridge is just got your fridge. If you had the fridge for a few weeks now and was working before, then it must be broken. If you just bought the fridge, you have to turn on the switch from the icemaker bin. Remove the ice bin, then you should find the switch inside on the side. Look at the photo. You also have to check on the front panel if the light is on saying 'icemaker is off'. You can turn it on by clicking 'options' button then click 'temp' to remove the light saying 'icemaker is off'.
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