The initial problem was the ice maker was creating icicles but indeed still making ice. I happened to catch an appliance repair man servicing a neighbor's ice maker and he popped in for a quick look. He inspected the maker for cracks, found none and said that led him to believe it's the water inlet valve so I ordered a new valve (not yet installed).

In the meantime, the very next day it stopped making ice all together. So most things I read led to believe maybe it was the module. I did the jump test from points T-H to initiate a manual harvest and got nothing so presumed that was definitely the culprit and I ordered a new module.

I just installed that, jumped T-H on the new one and still nothing.

I also jumped L-N to test for ice maker tray fill and get nothing on the old module or NEW one.

I have verified by jumping other points that the maker is getting 120V.

Would a bad water inlet valve prevent manual harvest cycles?

Any insight you could provide would be incredibly appreciated!!

Hi.

If you still have water at the dispenser get to the water inlet valve and switch around the plugs( you may need to use a zip tie to hold one of the plugs in place. Then with the door closed press the water lever at the dispenser. If the inlet valve is good the ice maker will fill up. If no water comes in, first check if the ice maker fill tube is not blocked with ice and then replace the inlet valve.
The inlet valve Part number: AP5263471