Troubleshooting Sub-Zero Ice Maker

Here are some troubleshooting Sub-Zero Ice Maker tips when it stops producing ice. It might be a simple problem you can handle simply by following these maintenance tips.

Water Filter

Regularly check the water filter and replace it if necessary. It might be clogged with mineral deposits, blocking water flow. For best results, Sub-Zero recommends changing the water filter every 6-12 months, depending on usage. Make sure to use certified Sub-Zero water filters.

Water Supply Line

Check the water supply line. Water supply issues may arise from a kink in the water line. Adjusting the line to remove the kink can resolve this problem.

The Ice Bucket

Check the ice bucket is placed correctly. The ice maker only works when there is contact between the bucket and the electronic switch at the back panel of the fridge.

Freezer Temperature

Ensure the freezer temperature is set between 0°F and 5°F (-18°C to -15°C). If the temperature is too high, the ice maker may not function properly.

Conclusion

If these troubleshooting tips do not resolve the issue, it may be time to call our expert technician to diagnose and repair the Sub-Zero ice maker. MD Appliance LLC specializes in professional Sub-Zero appliance repair services. Contact us today to schedule a service call, and we will ensure your appliance is restored to optimal working condition.