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Problem
Check part
kinds
or point
Plug
Socket
Power switch
Fuse
Wiring
The
connection
machine
Voltage
don't
operate
Ice full probe
Ice full probe
wiring
Electric
component
Control box
Water supply
tap
Water supply
pipe
Water
System
Water line
Water inlet
Water dump
valve
Water pump
Problem
Check part
kinds
or point
Wiring
connects
The start
relay/therma
The
l protect
compressor
The startup
Possible Cause
The icemaker is unplugged.
Socket is damaged
The icemaker power
switch turns to OFF.
The fuse is blown.
S
ome wiring connection is
i
ncorrect or loosed
The voltage of the power
supply is low.
The ice full probe is out of
function.
The ice full probe is
covered by something
Some wiring is damaged
Some electric component
fail
The control box fail
The water supply tap is
turn off.
The water supply pipe is not
proper connected or
maybe kinked
Some water line leaks.
The water line blocks
Water supply pressure is
lower.
Water inlet blocks
Water dump valve leakes,
Water pump damages
The lines of the water pump
loose.
The housing of water pump
leaks.
Possible Cause
loose.
Be damaged.
Be turnoff.
Probable Correction
Plug the icemaker in.
Check and replace
Turn the icemaker power switch to
ICE.
Replace fuse.
Check and re-connect
Add manostat.
Replace a new one.
Clear the probe and make the ice-full
probe is free.
Replace a new one
Find the controller, press the mode
button to change the mode. It is
helpful to judge which part is out of
function
Replace a new one
Turn on the water supply tap.
Reconnect the water supply pipe.
Plug into again.
Clean it, see user and care manual "ice
making system cleaning"
Adjust the water supply pressure
within the range of stated range.
Check and clear it
Replace the water dump valve
Replace water pump.
Plug into again
Replace water pump.
Probable Correction
Plug tightly, or replace.
Replace the start relay/thermal
protect of the compressor
Replace the compressor.
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