Ice makers break down frequently because they operate in harsh, moist environments subject to continuous temperature cycling, mineral scale accumulation from hard water, and mechanical wear on moving parts. The constant interaction between standing water, electrical components, moving harvest fingers, water inlet valves, and mold-prone tubing creates high stress points. Without routine descaling and cleaning to remove mineral deposits, water valves jam and internal gears strip prematurely, leading to common mechanical failures.
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