You may want to check the water feeding tube which comes into the ice maker. It can be blocked with icicles. If can be defrosted with a hair dryer.

If this is not an issue then post the results and we will go further.

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Gene.

We've tried the hair dryer, replacing the water valve and replaced the water filter with the plug (again very fast service and delivery, thank you!). Still not working. Water does go to the door. We can put water in the ice mold, it does freeze and it does dump. It's almost like the ice maker is not receiving a signal to fill with water ... is that possible? A few months ago, we had to have the defrost mechanism (no idea what the technical term is) replaced. The freezer had ice on the walls, etc. but was not keeping items frozen. I don't know if that has anything to do with this problem, but after it was repaired, all seemed fine, until now.

I've been amazed by the number of parts that have had to be "improved" in this model! Makes me wonder, almost like a new car that has to be re-called. Of course, "she" is getting old now and I do use a lot of ice. Maybe that part is just worn out?

Thank you for all of your help, I really do appreciate it! Our local service man is very good but oh, the bill is not so good. :eek: So anytime we can fix things ourself, we really jump on it.

Thank you again! :)

It is green and there is no blinking. We can still put water into the mold and it will make ice and dump. But no water is going to the ice maker on its own. Husband took a small wire and ran it down the tubing, no blockages. We have vacuumed all of the coils, checked for kinks in the water lines.

Thank you again for your help. It is most appreciated!!