Refrigerator is Not Making Ice
You may be at the early stage of defrost
problem. The ice maker needs to be at a certain temperature to
make ice. If something is going on inside the freezer and the
temperature is to warm, No Ice production. Try putting a
thermostat inside the freezer to see what the temperature is.
It should be at least Zero. If not, turn the temperature of
your refrigerator to the next coldest setting inside the freezer.
Let it go for a day and see if the machine starts to make ice.
The Fill tube for the Ice
Maker may be froze.
There is a tube that runs up the back wall of your fridge and enters
the cabinet through a hole right behind the ice maker. If you
look at the ice machine inside your freezer you will notice a tube
entering it from the rear wall. This is the tube I'm talking
about. Inspect the tube carefully with a flashlight to see if
it's blocked with ice. If so, there's your problem. Use
a hairdryer to thaw it out and your machine will be making ice
before you know it.
If the tube feeding the ice maker is solid round. Like a paper towel
roll. Cut a slit along the top of it to prevent it from freezing up
again.
Check your Water valve for
any loose or bad connections. On Whirlpool and Kenmore style
ice makers you can easily check the valve using the hole in the
front of the module. Watch this video below to show you how to
do a quick test on your valve. This is assuming that the fill
tube is not frozen and you have verified that water is getting to
the water valve.