When a residential refrigerator automatic ice maker produces small, thin, or undersized ice cubes, the malfunction is almost always caused by restricted water flow or low water pressure. The primary culprit is a sediment-clogged water filter that has exceeded its six-month lifespan, which chokes the water volume entering the mold tray during the brief open window of the water inlet valve solenoid. Other common causes include a partially closed household water supply shutoff valve or a kinked copper supply line behind the appliance. You can troubleshoot water delivery easily by inspecting filter status. You can verify that your corrective action is successful when replacing an expired water filter or opening supply valves fully restores normal water volume, allowing the ice maker to produce full-sized ice cubes.
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