An automatic refrigerator ice maker is specifically designed to pour water into the mold tray during every automated harvest and refill cycle to replenish the water supply for the next batch of ice. However, if your ice maker is pouring excessive water that overflows the tray and floods the freezer, it indicates a malfunctioning water inlet valve solenoid that stays open too long, or incorrect water pressure settings. You can troubleshoot water levels easily by observing the fill phase. You can verify that your corrective action is successful when replacing a worn water inlet valve or adjusting water fill timing restores normal water volume without spilling over the edges of the mold tray.
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