Water leaking from an automatic refrigerator ice maker onto the kitchen floor is typically caused by a frozen fill tube redirecting water outside the mold tray, a cracked fill cup, an overflowing ice mold due to a stuck water inlet valve, or a misaligned ice storage bin. When water overflows the mold tray during a fill cycle, it spills down the back of the freezer liner and leaks out onto the floor beneath the refrigerator. You can troubleshoot leaks easily by inspecting the ice mold and fill tube. You can verify that your corrective action is successful when clearing fill tube ice, replacing a faulty water inlet valve, or properly seating the storage bin stops all water leakage onto the floor.
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