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I have an older (8+ years) Sub Zero that stopped making ice
yesterday. Until now I've never had a problem with the unit. Yesterday morning I heard the unit making a mild grinding/rumbling sound, coming from the vicinity of the ice maker. I remove the ice bucket and pushed the control lever up and then back down and the noise stopped. Dumped the old ice in the sink and returned the bucket to it place. Since then, no ice, and the (very few) items in the freezer started to thaw (they may have started thawing before I noticed the problem). This morning I turned the thermostat for the freezer to off and I'm letting it defrost to see if that changes the situation. I've never defrosted (or done any other maintenance) to the fridge before. I do _not_ want to replace it. Can anyone suggest what the problem is? Or what ballpark I'll be in $- wise for a repair if required (or what price range)? I live in NYC. Thanks |
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You'll hate me for asking this. But do you have an on-off button for the
ice-maker. Maybe it got turned off. Sometimes I notice that I don't have ice to put in the ice chest, and I've found that DH has turned it off. It would be nice if it were something as simple as that. Dee Dee wrote in message ps.com... I have an older (8+ years) Sub Zero that stopped making ice yesterday. Until now I've never had a problem with the unit. Yesterday morning I heard the unit making a mild grinding/rumbling sound, coming from the vicinity of the ice maker. I remove the ice bucket and pushed the control lever up and then back down and the noise stopped. Dumped the old ice in the sink and returned the bucket to it place. Since then, no ice, and the (very few) items in the freezer started to thaw (they may have started thawing before I noticed the problem). This morning I turned the thermostat for the freezer to off and I'm letting it defrost to see if that changes the situation. I've never defrosted (or done any other maintenance) to the fridge before. I do _not_ want to replace it. Can anyone suggest what the problem is? Or what ballpark I'll be in $- wise for a repair if required (or what price range)? I live in NYC. Thanks |
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wrote in message ps.com... I have an older (8+ years) Sub Zero that stopped making ice yesterday. Until now I've never had a problem with the unit. Yesterday morning I heard the unit making a mild grinding/rumbling sound, coming from the vicinity of the ice maker. I remove the ice bucket and pushed the control lever up and then back down and the noise stopped. Dumped the old ice in the sink and returned the bucket to it place. Since then, no ice, and the (very few) items in the freezer started to thaw (they may have started thawing before I noticed the problem). Defrosting may do the trick if a piece of ice jammed the mechanism. Ice makers are the biggest singe problem with refrigerators. Easy to replace though. You can get some diagnostic info at www.repairclinic.com |
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