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[quote=bjustice;85119]There are no clogs in the copper tubing (water is flowing).  The plastic line from the water inlet valve to the part that puts the water into the ice maker is clear.  I have replaced the water inlet valve with an AP3865363 from your site.  The motor is operating and the ice cube ejector arm rotates.  It is still not making ice.
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Any suggestions?

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woodchuckie	Posted: Wednesday, May 6, 2009 11:04:26 AM(UTC)
	Maybe manually fill the ice mold with water and see if it starts cycling after it freezes and dumps.
bjustice	Posted: Wednesday, May 6, 2009 9:13:54 AM(UTC)
	There are no clogs in the copper tubing (water is flowing). The plastic line from the water inlet valve to the part that puts the water into the ice maker is clear. I have replaced the water inlet valve with an AP3865363 from your site. The motor is operating and the ice cube ejector arm rotates. It is still not making ice. Any suggestions? Bryon Justice

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