Residential Ice Maker Repairs in Littleton, CO

In today's market, filled with a wide array of ice Makers, you might wonder if we can service your specific model. Rest assured, our seasoned technicians have dealt with all kinds of ice Makers and are well-equipped to handle yours. We regularly provide ice Maker repair services for:

• In-freezer ice makers
• Portable ice makers
• Undercounter ice makers
• Integrated or standalone ice makers
• Combination of ice maker and water dispenser

Common Reasons for Ice Maker Repairs

Ice Makers can run into a multitude of issues. From producing mini ice cubes to not powering on, tracing the root cause of a problem requires a high level of expertise. Our skilled service professionals are always ready to pinpoint the problem and provide a detailed estimate of the repair costs. Some common issues with ice makers include: 

Freezer Won’t Get Cold

Ice production stops if your freezer’s temperature isn't within zero and five degrees Fahrenheit, so we can inspect for the issue.

Malfunctioning Freezer Door Switch

A broken door switch can falsely signal that the door is open, so the ice maker stops dispensing ice.

Lack of Water Supply

If you don’t have water, a faulty inlet valve could cause a water supply disruption.

Low Water Pressure

If the water pressure is less than 20 psi, your ice maker might not get the necessary water supply.

Broken Ice Level Control Board

This control board halts the ice production when the tray is full. If it breaks, the maker stops producing ice.

Blocked Water Filter

The water supply could be interrupted if the water filter gets clogged.

Defective Mold Thermostat

The defective thermostat signals when to eject the ice cubes into the tray, so when it malfunctions, it disrupts the automatic ice cube production.

Misshapen Ice Cubes

Any water supply hindrance could lead to undersized or oddly shaped ice cubes.

Excessive Water Inside the Freezer

Excessive water in your freezer may be due to a leaky water inlet valve, and it often leads to oversized ice cubes.

Inadequate Ice Production

If the surrounding environment is too warm, it might take more time for the maker to produce ice.

Zero Ice Production

If warm water from appliances like dishwashers gets mixed with the cold water supply, it could halt ice production.