Stopping water leaks originating from a residential refrigerator automatic ice maker requires a systematic inspection of supply plumbing, fill tubes, and fill levels. First, check if water is overflowing from the mold tray due to excessive water pressure or a stuck water inlet valve solenoid, which requires replacing the valve. Second, inspect the plastic water fill tube above the ice mold to ensure a frozen ice plug is not redirecting incoming water outside the tray. Third, check the rear water supply line compression fittings for drips. You can troubleshoot leaks easily by wiping components dry and observing. You can verify that your repair is successful when replacing a faulty water inlet valve, clearing fill tube blockages, or tightening supply fittings results in zero drips or leaks around the ice maker assembly.
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