What to do if my Avallon AIMG151GPRI does not turn on?
If your Avallon Ice Maker isn't turning on, first, ensure it's properly plugged into a power outlet with sufficient amperage. If it is plugged in, check for a power failure. Also, inspect your house fuse box or circuit breaker and replace any broken fuses or reset the tripped breaker.
Why my Avallon AIMG151GPRI will not reach the desired temperature?
If your Avallon Ice Maker isn't reaching the desired temperature, ensure it's not placed too close to a heat source or in direct sunlight. Insufficient ventilation could also be the cause, so consult the “Installation Clearance Requirements” section. Also, avoid opening the door too frequently or for extended periods to maintain the internal temperature.
Why does my Avallon Ice Maker turn on and off frequently?
If your Avallon Ice Maker is turning on and off frequently, there are several potential causes. The room temperature may be higher than the recommended ambient environment, so ensure you run the ice maker at the appropriate temperature. Also, minimize how often you open the door and make sure the door is completely closed with the door gasket sealing properly. Finally, ensure the ice maker has sufficient ventilation by following the guidelines in the “Installation Clearance Requirements” section.
What to do if frost is forming in my Avallon Ice Maker?
If frost is forming inside your Avallon Ice Maker, it could be due to a humid environment or a low ambient temperature. While the unit uses an auto-defrost system, manual defrosting may be needed. You can try running the ice maker on a warmer temperature setting, minimizing how often you open the door, or unplugging the unit to allow the frost to melt. Also, move the ice maker to a location where the ambient temperature is at or above 50°F.
How to stop my Avallon Ice Maker from making strange noises?
If your Avallon Ice Maker is making strange noises, first consider that certain sounds are normal, as described in the “Normal Sounds” section. Otherwise, check that the unit is level and not touching any other appliance or furniture.
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