​​@@travel0926 The model number is referenced in the title. Even if I called it a "neon green, revolving swing door nano-fridge" the fix would still be relevant to the model number. I just figured the majority of people needing assistance were referencing their fridge by their model numbers. Yea, I called it a "french door" instead of "side by side." My mistake. If you can't process the fact I made a minor mistake, I implore you to watch another video, or even create one of your own. Comment chains (positive or negative) help boost the algorithm for suggesting videos across KZfaq. Because of that fact, I don't mind your criticism, but I'm not sure what your end game is? A slight ego boost for correcting someone over something so minor? Bravo, champ 👏 You got me 🤷🏼‍♂️

​@@OctaneSlainDude's wife must have him on edge. Having "trust" issues over a KZfaq video 😂😂

​@@OctaneSlain who sounds hurt now. Not an ego boost but just pointing out an obvious mistake. The troubleshooting is completely different. A French door style has the ice maker in the warmer fresh food section of the appliance and the side by side that you have has the ice maker installed in the freezer section. That fact that I have to point this out is sad and shows your lack of understanding the rudimentary facts. I searched on French door ice maker as that is what I was searching on as many people do. Would you be so defensive if someone posted a video about 4WD SUV repair but the video was about a FWD Sedan? Would you be afraid to see a mistake you made and instead attack someone else who pointed it out? If this boosts your views, then even better. I am all for what you do trying to help people. Just wanted it to help the correct group of people. Take some constructive criticism, correct your video and move one and continue cashing your engagement checks.

@@travel0926 I fixed the title. And that analogy would only work if someone specifically labeled the video title "Ford Excursion 4WD - Starter Replacement" then recorded a video of an actual Ford Excursion 4WD (and actually replacing the starter,) then mistakenly calling it a Ford Fusion in the video. Same concept: A.) Manufacture and model is in title B.) Titled unit is recorded C.) Titled repair is demonstrated Only mistake is calling the recorded object a different model name of the same manufactured product. At the end of the day you still: A.) Watched the model used B.) Watched how the repair is performed C.) Applied that knowledge to your model A simple mistake in verbiage does not affect the outcome of said repair.

For the record I have a french door whirlpool and this fixed my problem. Thanks for doing this video!

Maybe you should clean out those ears, old man. Need a tutorial on how to use a q-tip as well? "Water line" was said, and multiple times at that. However, I guess it's not unusual for geezers like you to start showing signs of dementia though. Hearing and seeing things that aren't there... Bless it.

@@user-gn3et5si2z should take a few hours. Did your ice maker start working again?

About 2 to 3 hours

@@MShr-i2g That's unfortunate, I wish it could've been the easier fix! Sadly, the repair will be tedious. Each individual wire will need to be spliced together, kinda like installing a car stereo if you've ever done that before. I think another issue with the wire bundle are that the wires are too short and can't handle the door at full swing. So when you splice them back together, I'd use extra wiring to give it slack when it does open full lock. The professional way of doing it would be using a soldering iron and heat shrink tubing. I only have one video of such an install, but it's automotive in nature

@@OctaneSlainThanks again. I thought something like that might need done. Oddly, since I last texted you the ice maker has started working again. Nothing else appears to be wrong with it except being slow to make ice. The rest of the frig seems fine. We scheduled a tech to check and fix the wire problem. I can see myself screwing up that job if I do it.

Around 2 to 3 hours! You should hear the water line hissing soon!

With many whirlpool refrigerators, there is a sheet of paper with all the diagnostic codes hidden under the hinge cover of the right-side door (top hinge). With my fridge, there is one Phillips head screw to remove. Hope that helps.

@@petermilligan7210 Thank you

@@TheStabilio any luck?

@@OctaneSlain not with that unfortunately. Broke down and ordered the replacement ice maker and we're back up and running

Has the fridge made a hissing sound at all? If not, it could be the water feed tube solenoid going bad. You can try to disconnect it and see if water comes out during the icemaker cycle. And while the line is out, try blowing into it. If you can't pass air through it easily, it's got an ice blockage. If the air blows easily, more than likely the solenoid has went bad and needs replaced.

These don't have a reset button on them, or none that I was able to find or search online. The tray stuck could be an issue with it being frozen. Can you rotate the tray by hand?

Yes mine too. It only goes to 28. It's older fridge version. Any help?

Around 2 to 3 hours. It is a slow process

After the 2-3 hours do you change it back to the previous setting or leave on all?

Leave it on long defrost, don't change it back. Sometimes if your power goes out for a long period of time, it'll reset back to auto. You will have to repeat this process and set it back to "long" defrost. Auto mode doesn't do a good job of cycling between defrost modes and let's your water line freeze up

The white ice tray came off and fell inside the ice case. How do you put that back on ? Please share a video on this 😊

Yes, flipping the circuit breaker would let the line thaw out. It will probably take a good while for it to defrost. What exactly are the buttons doing? Not registering your input at all?

​@OctaneSlain The buttons don't do anything at all except give water or lights or ice. It is impossible to push in two buttons and effect a service panel. It's really weird because every video that I watched on KZfaq does it and the owner's manual even says to do it. I must have that odd refrigerator. I won't complain because I seem to be the only one that never has problems with mine. I didn't change the filter because I have an under the sink Rainsoft P-12 and it should be quite sufficient. The filter, when I did take it out of the refrigerator, did weigh a good 3 oz more than the brand new one so there was some accumulation in there. I cannot imagine what is taking the ice so long. I put the filter in on Saturday afternoon and the bucket still isn't even halfway full. Water is coming out perfectly fine and the ice will normally fill up within a day. It really doesn't make a lot of sense to me. It's not exactly logical. I put my thermometer in the freezer in the ice bin and it is -1°. I don't think it could possibly be too cold to make ice. I have the setting in at medium and the little lights say "ideal". At some point when I have somebody around that can actually move that gigantic food chillin' machine, maybe I'll just go back there and change the tubing out. I don't think it could be clogged but ya' never know. OH! Also, I tried flicking the circuit breaker off for 10 minutes to see if I would be able to push the buttons in and it still wouldn't work. I tried it with the ice maker off and the ice maker on. The ice maker needed the "eraser tip reset". It's working. It's just taking a ludicrous amount of time. It is now Tuesday for Pete's sake! I could have driven to Alaska and retrieved a few bags of ice from the eskimos and driven back home to Chicago by now. Of course it would have to be time warp travel because it's only like 90° out so the ice might not have lived. 🧊

@@julianherrera3130 if the ice is melting and still not making new ice, set it back to automatic defrost. You have a bad water line solenoid or broken wire in the corner door hinge.

Just the ice maker feed line