How Do You Troubleshoot A GE Refrigerator Ice Maker?
GE icemakers are a popular addition to any GE refrigerator unit. They also, unfortunately, have a tendency to not work, or break down. Some problems are easy to fix; others, however, will take more effort and you will need to order new parts. The most common problems with GE icemakers appear to be that the thermistor either opens or shorts, or the auger screw breaks. Test the themistor if the LED light (located on the right-hand side of the icemaker) starts flashing on and off. This means that the icemaker is in the Fault mode. Locate the thermistor in the icemaker’s circuit board (See your user manual for the exact location in your particular icemaker.) Pull it out and connect the thermistor’s terminals to the leads of a volt/ohm meter. If your thermistor tests bad, you’ll need to purchase a new one. If the thermistor tests good but the icemaker still does not work correctly, and the unit is still in Fault mode, you will most likely need to purchase a new icemaker. Check to see if the
