The entire issue is due to the inlet hose not being above physically the inlet hose going into the refrigerator. My mom's did this for months. Somebody came by charged her 60 or $100 to fix it came back said they fixed it it wasn't fixed. I noticed when it was first installed the inlet from the water source was put in a way to where I was at the top of the fridge. Now I noticed it no longer was. I raised up the inlet hose about 2 ft above the line that was going to the fridge and within three or four hours my mom asked what did I do to fix the ice machine
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The entire issue is due to the inlet hose not being above physically the inlet hose going into the refrigerator. My mom's did this for months. Somebody came by charged her 60 or $100 to fix it came back said they fixed it it wasn't fixed. I noticed when it was first installed the inlet from the water source was put in a way to where I was at the top of the fridge. Now I noticed it no longer was. I raised up the inlet hose about 2 ft above the line that was going to the fridge and within three or four hours my mom asked what did I do to fix the ice machine. Hope this helps all who is dealing with this. I literally screwed a hook into the wall and used a bread tie to hold the line in place. Fixed. May your drinks be cold. :)
The entire issue is due to the inlet hose not being above physically the inlet hose going into the refrigerator. My mom's did this for months. Somebody came by charged her 60 or $100 to fix it came back said they fixed it it wasn't fixed. I noticed when it was first installed the inlet from the water source was put in a way to where I was at the top of the fridge. Now I noticed it no longer was. I raised up the inlet hose about 2 ft above the line that was going to the fridge and within three or four hours my mom asked what did I do to fix the ice machine