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Icemaker Troubleshooting Chart
Ice Problems
Action
Jammed cubes (small or oversized cubes)
Adjust fill level or level icemaker or refrigerator.
Hollow cubes
Adjust for low fill, remove restrictions in supply line or level
icemaker or refrigerator. Remove obstructions to air flow at fill end
so it freezes first.
Ice build-up on ejector blades
Usually caused by hollow cubes. See hollow cubes above.
Remove icemaker to thaw out.
Cubes falling back into mold during ejection
If cubes are small, check fill and level. Check if fill cup is displaced
and blocking ice. Fix fill cup or replace icemaker.
Cubes falling over back of icemaker
Check if fill cup is displaced and blocking ice. Fix fill cup or replace
icemaker.
Power Problems
Action
No power to icemaker at connector socket
Determine discontinuity by tracing power.
No power to water valve
Determine discontinuity by tracing power.
Water Problems
Action
No water to refrigerator
Turn on supply. Look for obstructions in supply line or valve.
No water to icemaker
Look for obstructions in water valve or fill tube.
Insufficient water to icemaker (with correct fill time)
Check for restrictions in supply line and valve, especially saddle
valves.
Clogged water valve
Clean or replace water valve depending on type
Low water pressure at supply
Increase water pressure to 20 - 120 psi
Low water pressure at water valve
Look for restrictions in line
Excessive water pressure
Install pressure regulator and set to 60 psi
Low water fill volume
Adjust water fill screw, clear obstructions in supply line or supply
valve, or replace water valve
Excessive water fill volume
Adjust water fill screw, reduce water pressure, or replace water
valve
Water overflows fill cup
Reposition fill-tube in fill cup or remove obstruction in fill cup
Water overflows mold
Adjust water fill screw, level icemaker or refrigerator, reduce water
pressure, or replace water valve or icemaker
Leaky water valve
Tighten connections or replace water valve
Temperature Problems
Action
Freezer too warm
Adjust freezer setting or repair refrigerator
Icemaker Problems
Action
Raised shut-off arm
Lower shut-off arm to ON position
Broken or bent shut-off arm
Repair arm or replace icemaker
Shut-off arm stuck or obstructed
Remove obstruction
Icemaker not level
Check level of refrigerator first then level icemaker
Can't level icemaker
Level refrigerator first then try again
Open Thermal Cut-Out (no continuity through
icemaker with ejector out of park)
Replace icemaker and look for cause
Open thermostat (won't close below 15 F)
Replace icemaker
Closed thermostat (won't open above 48 F)
Replace icemaker
Thermostat out of calibration
Replace icemaker
Heater not staked in mold
Replace icemaker
Won't cycle test with power available
Replace icemaker
Won't eject ice with power available
Replace icemaker
Summary of Contents for Designer DDFB304
Page 1: ...F90612...
Page 2: ...F90612 VIKING RANGE CORPORATION P O DRAWER 956 GREENWOOD MS 38930 USA...
Page 22: ...21 Wiring Schematic 30 W All Freezer...
Page 23: ...22 AF 30 LIGHT CIRCUITS...
Page 24: ...23 AF 30 120V CIRCUIT...
Page 25: ...24 AF 30 SEALED SYSTEM...
Page 26: ...25 AF 30 ICEMAKER CIRCUIT...
Page 27: ...26 Wiring Schematic 36 W All Freezer...
Page 28: ...27 AF 36 LIGHT CIRCUITS...
Page 29: ...28 AF 36 120V CIRCUIT...
Page 30: ...29 AF 36 SEALED SYSTEM...
Page 31: ...30 AF 36 ICEMAKER CIRCUIT...
Page 32: ...31 Wiring Schematic 30 W All Refrigerator...
Page 33: ...32 AR 30 120V INPUT AR 30 LIGHT CIRCUITS...
Page 34: ...33 AR 30 SEALED SYSTEM...
Page 35: ...34 Wiring Schematic 36 W All Refrigerator...
Page 36: ...35 AR 36 120V INPUT AR 36 LIGHT CIRCUITS...
Page 37: ...36 AR 36 SEALED SYSTEM...
Page 39: ...38 ALL MODELS New Control Boards with adapter functionality...
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