Hi Group!
I have the following KicthenAid: KSC23C8EYY. We didn't buy it, it came with the house. It seems to get bad to OK reviews, including the ice maker not working.
Here is my setup. It dispenses water but does not make ice. If I fill the bin with ice manually it dispenses it OK, so that part works OK. The freezer is cold enough to keep food / ice frozen and the display says 0 degrees. The ice maker is switched ON. Basically all the troubleshooting steps have been taken and nothing worked. I don't know if it matters but the house was lying empty for about 9 months. The kitchen is new as of 9/2015. When I say "new", I mean in terms of usage. The previous owners updated the kitchen to help sell the place but they weren't actually living in the house at the time so nothing was in daily use. There is a warning to replace the filter since it's been longer than 6 months and I know that clogged filters can prevent ice being made, but how much does the filter really need to be replaced if it wasn't actually in use? It's just old. I can try replacing it for $50 but I am trying to rule out other things first.
I have two things to try:
1. defrosting the ice maker -- it's possible the freezer was on but the ice maker was off while the house was on the market. Could that situation lead to a frozen ice maker?
2. I saw this online - I am going to try is filling the ice maker with water manually and see if it makes / ejects the ice as expected.
Cheers, Max
I have the following KicthenAid: KSC23C8EYY. We didn't buy it, it came with the house. It seems to get bad to OK reviews, including the ice maker not working.
Here is my setup. It dispenses water but does not make ice. If I fill the bin with ice manually it dispenses it OK, so that part works OK. The freezer is cold enough to keep food / ice frozen and the display says 0 degrees. The ice maker is switched ON. Basically all the troubleshooting steps have been taken and nothing worked. I don't know if it matters but the house was lying empty for about 9 months. The kitchen is new as of 9/2015. When I say "new", I mean in terms of usage. The previous owners updated the kitchen to help sell the place but they weren't actually living in the house at the time so nothing was in daily use. There is a warning to replace the filter since it's been longer than 6 months and I know that clogged filters can prevent ice being made, but how much does the filter really need to be replaced if it wasn't actually in use? It's just old. I can try replacing it for $50 but I am trying to rule out other things first.
I have two things to try:
1. defrosting the ice maker -- it's possible the freezer was on but the ice maker was off while the house was on the market. Could that situation lead to a frozen ice maker?
2. I saw this online - I am going to try is filling the ice maker with water manually and see if it makes / ejects the ice as expected.
Cheers, Max
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