To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is my Frigidaire Ice Maker working but not making ice?
Your Frigidaire Ice Maker might not be producing ice due to several reasons. The ambient temperature or water temperature might be too high; try moving the unit to a location where the ambient temperature is lower than 86°F and fill it with cool water. Alternatively, there could be a refrigerant system leakage or blockage, which requires maintenance by a technical service person.
What to do if there is no water in the water separator pipe of my Frigidaire EFIC452-SS-CU?
If there is no water in the water separator pipe of your Frigidaire Ice Maker, the holes may be blocked. Use a slim wire to prick each hole until water can flow out easily. Another possibility is a blocked water filter, so try cleaning the water filter.
Why are my Frigidaire EFIC452-SS-CU Ice Maker ice cubes thin?
Thin ice cubes from your Frigidaire Ice Maker can be caused by several factors. The ambient temperature may be too high, so try moving the unit to a cooler place. Also, the water temperature should not exceed 77°F. Finally, the ice-making cycle might be too short. Try pressing to increase the ice-making time.
What to do if Frigidaire EFIC452-SS-CU Ice Maker ice cubes are thick and can't drop down?
If the ice cubes from your Frigidaire Ice Maker are too thick and cannot drop down, the ice-making cycle might be too long. Press to reduce the ice-making time.
What does on my Frigidaire EFIC452-SS-CU mean and what to do?
If is displayed on your Frigidaire Ice Maker, it indicates an ambient temperature sensor breakdown. The unit can still operate, but you should replace the sensor.
What does on my Frigidaire EFIC452-SS-CU Ice Maker mean and what to do?
If is displayed on your Frigidaire Ice Maker, it means there is a refrigerating tube sensor breakdown. The unit can still function, but consider changing the sensor.
General| Brand | Frigidaire |
|---|---|
| Model | EFIC452-SS-CU |
| Category | Ice Maker |
| Language | English |
Basic safety precautions for electrical appliances to reduce risks of fire, electric shock, and injury.
Details the functions of buttons, display symbols, and indicator lights on the control panel.
Instructions for removing packaging, checking contents, and initial cleaning.
Guidance on proper grounding and plugging the appliance into an electrical outlet.
Steps for thorough cleaning before use and regular maintenance of the ice maker's interior and exterior.
