An automatic residential refrigerator ice maker can stop producing ice due to several common mechanical, electrical, or plumbing disruptions. The most frequent cause is a frozen or debris-choked water fill tube that blocks incoming water from reaching the mold tray. Other common causes include a closed household water supply shutoff valve behind the refrigerator, a kinked supply line, a freezer temperature set too high above zero degrees Fahrenheit, a jammed metal bail arm, or a defective water inlet valve solenoid. You can troubleshoot water supply lines and freezer temperatures easily. You can verify that your corrective action is successful when clearing fill tube ice, opening closed valves, or lowering freezer temperatures restores regular ice production and harvesting cycles.
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