What to do if water doesn't feed into my Parts Connect IM70 Ice Maker?
If water isn't feeding into your Parts Connect Ice Maker after it starts, first check if the water supply tap is turned off and turn it on. Also, make sure the water supply line is properly connected; reconnect it if necessary.
How to troubleshoot a Parts Connect Ice Maker that doesn't turn on?
If your Parts Connect Ice Maker isn't operating, first, ensure it's properly plugged in. Then, check the circuit breaker or fuse; replace it if necessary. If it happens again, call for service to check for a short circuit. Also, verify that the power switch is set to the 'I/ON' position, and that the ice storage bin isn't full, making sure the ice-full flap is free of ice.
What to do if my Parts Connect Ice Maker stops suddenly?
If your Parts Connect Ice Maker suddenly stops while making ice, there might be a few reasons. First, check if the electricity is off and reconnect the power supply line. If the room temperature is out of the acceptable range, cut off the electricity and allow the ice machine to stop functioning until the temperature returns within the acceptable range. Also, the ice storage bin may be full of ice, remove some ice and be sure the ICE-FULL PROBE is free of ice.
Why isn't my Parts Connect Ice Maker filling the ice storage bin?
If your Parts Connect Ice Maker makes ice, but the ice storage bin isn't filling up, the condenser may be dirty, so clean it. Also, the air flow to the ice machine may be obstructed, so check the installation. If the ambient and water temperatures are high, or the machine is near a heat source, check the installation.
Why is my Parts Connect Ice Maker leaking water?
If water is leaking from your Parts Connect Ice Maker, it could be due to normal condensation when you open the door to take out ice. Be careful when you take out ice. However, check if the water supply connection is leaking and tighten the fitting.
General| Brand | Parts Connect |
|---|---|
| Model | IM70 |
| Category | Ice Maker |
| Language | English |
Basic precautions to reduce risk of fire, electric shock, or injury.
Guidelines on installation, environment, electrical supply, and handling.
Required space around the unit for proper ventilation and access.
Details on personnel, ventilation, temperature, and water supply needs.
Pre-operational checks to ensure correct setup and function.
Table of problems, possible causes, and probable corrections.
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