Look at the ice maker, and look at the fingers that knock the ice out. They should be at about 3 o'clock, just above the horizon of the icemaker. If not, replace the motor module. You can run it through a test cycle. Take the cover off the icemaker, and you will see holes in the front, with letters next to them. Get a wire about 8 inches long and strip back then ends about a 1/2 inch and stick one end in the M Hole, and the other in the N hole. The ice maker gear should start, if not replace the motor module, if it does take off, count to 10, and then pull the jumper wire out, and let it finish the cycle. If it finishes the cycle, and no water, you most likely have either a frozen water tube, where the water comes into the icemaker, or a bad water valve. Tom ApplianceEducator.com