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Refrigerator's Ice Maker Not Making Ice

June 20, 2018

We moved into a new place in Santa Barbara California. Within days I began getting badly bitten by something invisible at night and I never feel the bites just the itchy huge mounds on my skin.

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June 21, 20180 found this helpful

There is an interesting article about no-see ums in your area:

www.edhat.com/.../mesa-no-see-ums

I wonder if that is what you are experiencing.

You didn't mention if it was only when you were in bed or outside or in a certain room in the house, so it may not be what you are dealing with, but it was interesting.

I am always concerned for people with bites scratching and getting an infection. Be very careful to notice the area and if you get prolonged (a day or two) redness or the site is warm for a day or two, talk to a doctor immediately to make sure it is not an infection.

In this case, safety first with your health and then figure out what is causing it as you proceed! I will step off my healthy you soapbox now :)

 

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June 21, 20180 found this helpful

I never heard of no see ums when I lived in the South...just growing up in Pittsburgh. When I lived in Northern VA, we had issues with "chiggers" which as a northerner I never heard of...but those bites were always limited to the feet and ankles. I was highly allergic to their bites and got very sick from them. UGH! Bad memories.

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That all said, if you are having issues with getting your landlord to help, you could always talk to someone at your state senator's office and see if they can intervene. We have had a lot of luck using our local resources. They are free...at least they are in my state.

I am not sure if this is your exact district, but one of the state senators has a website with tons of resources.

sd19.senate.ca.gov/resources

Good luck!! Take care!!!

 
June 23, 20180 found this helpful

It may be bedbugs. see if your bites are three in a row. the bedbug comes out for a blood meal at night and makes three bites. look at your mattress and bedding closely. spritz some water on them and watch for liquified blood. If you don't see any signs of them on the bedding, they may be coming from another place in the room. if your bed has legs put one or more of the legs in a cup of water. put just a dab of dishwashing soap in the water. if they are crawling up the legs of the bed they will drop into the soapy water and be unable to get out.

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you will see them in the morning. you could also light a small candle and put it in a shallow bowl or pie plate on the floor. put the soap and water in the bowl. the bedbugs will be attracted to the carbon dioxide of the burning candle. if you find any bugs in the water bring them to a plant nursery. the staff there are pretty good at identifying bugs.

 

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June 23, 20180 found this helpful

It may be bedbugs. see if your bites are three in a row. the bedbug comes out for a blood meal at night and makes three bites. look at your mattress and bedding closely. spritz some water on them and watch for liquified blood. If you don't see any signs of them on the bedding, they may be coming from another place in the room. if your bed has legs put one or more of the legs in a cup of water. put just a dab of dishwashing soap in the water. if they are crawling up the legs of the bed they will drop into the soapy water and be unable to get out.

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you will see them in the morning. you could also light a small candle and put it in a shallow bowl or pie plate on the floor. put the soap and water in the bowl. the bedbugs will be attracted to the carbon dioxide of the burning candle. if you find any bugs in the water bring them to a plant nursery. the staff there are pretty good at identifying bugs.

 
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June 23, 20180 found this helpful

It may be bedbugs. see if your bites are three in a row. the bedbug comes out for a blood meal at night and makes three bites. look at your mattress and bedding closely. spritz some water on them and watch for liquified blood. If you don't see any signs of them on the bedding, they may be coming from another place in the room. if your bed has legs put one or more of the legs in a cup of water. put just a dab of dishwashing soap in the water. if they are crawling up the legs of the bed they will drop into the soapy water and be unable to get out.

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you will see them in the morning. you could also light a small candle and put it in a shallow bowl or pie plate on the floor. put the soap and water in the bowl. the bedbugs will be attracted to the carbon dioxide of the burning candle. if you find any bugs in the water bring them to a plant nursery. the staff there are pretty good at identifying bugs.

 
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September 25, 2006

My refrigerator ice machine has not made ice since our water was shut off to fix a broken sprinkler head out in our yard.

 
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January 23, 2007

I have a side by side fridge, with a built-in ice maker. One has to open the freezer to get the ice. Anyway, I get frozen hunks of ice along with the ice cubes that drops into the ice bin. I have to use an ice pick to break up the clumps of ice. What causes this and how can I correct this problem without calling the repair man? Also, It continues to make ice and If I do not remember to lift the arm that stops ice forming it will fall out of the full ice bin and go all over in the freezer.



Thanks in advance,

Mary from Mendenhall, Mississippi

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January 24, 20070 found this helpful

It sounds like your freezer isn't cold enough. It is allowing a tiny bit of melting in the heat of the day and then it freezes everything into blocks when the freezer doesn't have to work so hard to stay cold.

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See if adjusting the temp colder by a little bit helps.

 
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March 11, 2008

I bought an ice maker kit from the local Menard's. I hooked it up and it is still not working. The water dispenser inside of the fridge gives out water but I only get 1 or 2 cubes per cycle, if I'm lucky.



Brian from Hamilton, MI

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March 17, 20080 found this helpful

I'd bring it back !

 
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August 10, 2009

My GE ice maker has stopped making ice. There is water in it, its just not freezing.

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November 17, 2009

Our Amana side-by-side ice maker over flow bar is stuck in the up position and cannot be pushed down. Any ideas? Model No. SBI20S2W

 
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January 27, 2010

I have a GE Profile side by side refrigerator that has an ice maker that keeps overfilling the tray. It just keeps cycling water.

 
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February 27, 2010

I have a Kenmore 22 refrigerator. The ice maker will fill the tray, but will not completely shut off and it overflows. Can you help? Thank you.

 
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April 24, 2010

My White-Westinghouse ice maker does not work. What is the problem?

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April 25, 20100 found this helpful

Call the place you got it from, good luck.

 
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December 16, 2010

My ice maker has stopped working, What can I do at home before calling expensive repairman? It is getting water and does not appear to be leaking.

 
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May 9, 2011

My ice maker quit making ice. I changed the filter and water came out of the water dispenser but nothing for ice making

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July 23, 20110 found this helpful

The water line to the icemaker is probably clogged or even has frozen. Find where it is attached (you can look online for your make or your appliance booklet} and remove the tube, clean, or melt the ice buildup.

 
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May 12, 2012

I have a GE Profile Arctica, Model# PSS25NGMD WW. There is no ice in the bin, I put power to fill solenoid, tray filled and dumped a batch of ice, but does not want to take over and repeat the cycle on its own. To me the bin switch looks in the call for ice position. I need advise and thanks you. Frosty.

By Harland O

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May 14, 20120 found this helpful

Welcome to the world of fixing your own fridge. I saved a lot of $ by doing so. You can download the schematic and manual for your fridge using the model #, then go to PartsPlace.com or an appliance parts website and order the part yourself.

For no ice, it could be a number of things. Youtube even has some good diagnostics! What really clinched it for me was asking a friendly technician that I knew who was able to pinpoint my issue; we ordered the parts from a local place, then drove 13 miles (each way) to pick up the part, installed ourselves.

We saved about $400 by placing parts ourselves on our GE Side by side. I'm sorry I don't have a specific answer for your specific question though.

 
June 26, 20160 found this helpful

I pull a need filter in yesterday afternoon how long does take make ic

 
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