Home Improvement & Maintenance : How Does a Refrigerator Ice Maker Work?
A refrigerator ice maker has a valve that fills a tray with water until it’s frozen, at which point a set of pins sweep the ice out of the mold and down a shoot into the bin. Find out how an ice maker when knows when it’s full with help from a home remodeling specialist in this free video on ice makers. Expert: William Perkinson Bio: William Perkinson is a partner with Perkinson Building Corporation, based in Birmingham, Ala. Filmmaker: Tim Brown
March 15th, 2010 at 8:35 am
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March 15th, 2010 at 9:12 am
Hello there William. I have side by side from late 90’s. Doesn’t have built in filter-I inserted it on the waterline. I get cooled water O.K. but not ice. There must be some kind of secondary valve,which lets the water into the ice maker. How can I repair it…what is wrong?Thanks Jiri
March 15th, 2010 at 10:04 am
how can i test my icemaker pump to see if it is working or if my refrigerator is not turning the pump on?