When a residential refrigerator automatic ice maker produces undersized, shallow, or hollow ice cubes, the issue is almost always caused by restricted water supply pressure or a partially clogged water filter. During each harvest cycle, the electronic water inlet valve stays open for a precise number of seconds; if a sediment-clogged water filter or a kinked supply line restricts the water flow rate, the mold tray only fills halfway, resulting in small cubes. You can troubleshoot water flow easily by checking filter status. You can verify that your corrective action is successful when replacing a clogged water filter or clearing supply line restrictions restores full water volume, allowing the ice maker to produce standard full-sized ice cubes.
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