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I Have no water supply to the ice maker. The power is on to the paddles because they are turning but no power at the electrical plug at the dual water inlet value.Could the thermosat be bad. Thanks rickado
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What I do with the dual valves is to temporarily swap the wiring on the coils on the inlet valve. Then depress the water lever in the door. If the ice maker fills up then the valve is good. If that's the case then the ice maker would need replacement. If no water, then the valve would be the culprit.
Just remember to swap the wiring back.
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THANKS GEARHEAD value works when I swithed wires. I ordered a new ice maker. Thanks rickado
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Glad I could help.
Check back and let everyone know how you made out.
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Thanks GEARHEAD new ice maker works great. rickado
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