To Next PageTo Next PageWhy does my GE Ice Maker leak water behind the refrigerator?
A water leak behind the refrigerator may occur due to: * The house supply not being properly connected to the water valve. Ensure the house supply is firmly attached to the water valve. * The water line not being connected to the water tube inlet. Check that the plastic water line running from the valve to the water tube inlet is firmly attached.
Why is my GE IM-6D Ice Maker ice production slow or the freezer not cold enough?
Slow ice production or a freezer that is not cold enough can be caused by: * The door being left open. Check to see if a package is holding the door open.
Why does my GE IM-6D leak water around the fill cup?
Water leaking around the fill cup can be due to: * Foam in the fill cup from installing the fill tube. Check the cup and make sure there are no foam pieces. * The fill tube not being correctly seated in the fill cup. Check that the fill tube is correctly inserted in the fill cup.
Why are my GE IM-6D ice cubes too small or is the ice production slow?
Small ice cubes or slow ice production in your GE ice maker can be caused by: * A clogged water shutoff valve connecting the refrigerator to the house water line. It is recommended to drill a hole in the water pipe to connect the water line. * A kinked water line. Check that the plastic water line running from the valve to the water tube inlet is not kinked.
Why does my GE IM-6D Ice Maker make a frequent “buzzing” sound?
The frequent buzzing sound you hear is normal operation. During normal operation, the water valve will 'buzz' when the icemaker fills with water.
What to do if my GE Ice Maker ice cubes have odor or taste?
If your ice cubes have an odor or taste, consider the following: * The ice storage bin may need cleaning. Empty and wash the bin, and discard old cubes. * Food may be transmitting odor or taste to the ice cubes. Wrap foods well.
What to do if GE IM-6D Ice Maker ice cubes not landing in bucket?
If ice cubes are not landing in the bucket, it could be because the icemaker cord is causing icemaker/bucket misalignment. Ensure the icemaker power cord is in the hook as stated in the installation instructions.
Why is my GE Ice Maker automatic icemaker not working?
Several factors could prevent your automatic ice maker from working: * The freezer compartment may not be cold enough. Allow the refrigerator to cool down completely for 24 hours after installation. * The icemaker might be turned off. Ensure the icemaker power switch is in the ON position. * The icemaker might not be plugged in correctly. Check that the locking icemaker cord plug tabs are fully inserted into the socket. * The water line may be kinked. Make sure the plastic water line running from the valve to the water tube inlet isn't kinked. * The water supply might be off or not connected. Verify the house water supply to the refrigerator is turned on after installing the kit. * Ice cubes may have piled up in the storage bin, causing the icemaker to shut off. Level the cube...
General| Dimensions | 30"W x 24"D x 23"H |
|---|---|
| Weight | 160 lbs |
| Color | Silver |
| Ice Type | Bullet |
| Power Supply | 115V |
| Production | 28 lbs per day |
| Condenser | Air-cooled |
| Ice Production | 28 lbs per day |
| Ice Storage Capacity | 2.2 lbs |
| Ice Cube Size | Small and Large |
| Type | Modular |
Essential preliminary steps and considerations before starting installation.
Specific installation guide for refrigerators requiring instruction set 'L'.
Specific installation guide for refrigerators requiring instruction set 'M'.
Specific installation guide for refrigerators requiring instruction set 'N'.
Specific installation guide for refrigerators requiring instruction set 'Q'.
Specific installation guide for refrigerators requiring instruction set 'R'.
Specific installation guide for refrigerators requiring instruction set 'S'.
Specific installation guide for refrigerators requiring instruction set 'T'.
Specific installation guide for refrigerators requiring instruction sets 'U', 'V', or 'W'.
Instructions for connecting the icemaker to the household water supply.
Addresses issues where the icemaker fails to produce ice.
