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[quote=richappy;20471]I would put 115 volts to the ice maker water solenoid and see if the ice maker mold fills up with water, seven seconds should do it. If not, you have a frozen fill spout in the freezer, probably due to the freezer being too cold, or the condensing coils clogged.[/quote]

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richappy	Posted: Friday, April 25, 2008 7:48:01 AM(UTC)
	I would put 115 volts to the ice maker water solenoid and see if the ice maker mold fills up with water, seven seconds should do it. If not, you have a frozen fill spout in the freezer, probably due to the freezer being too cold, or the condensing coils clogged.
witwister	Posted: Thursday, April 24, 2008 5:48:02 PM(UTC)
	I have a ge tfx22pme refrigerator and I wasn't getting water to the icemaker. I replaced the water valve but the problem is not resolved. Is there a switch that could be bad to let the valve open and shut and if so where is it located and how is it activated?

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