Thermistor

Best guess as to cause of the problem was that the bin thermostat had failed. Since the part was was relatively inexpensive, decided to replace it to see if that solved the problem. First, turned machine off and removed ice to a level below the thermostat probe. Then removed grid cover by removing two screws, loosened the screw holding th ... Read more ermostat probe in place, and unplugged the thermostat wiring connector, allowing old thermostat to be removed. Reverse the process to install new thermostat. Turned machine back on. After several ice-making cycles, the level was back up to the probe , and ice production ceased as designed. Absolutely the simplest repair I can think of!! Anyone can do tho job.

I literally removed three nuts (two from the top tray and one from the wall)and unplugged the old bin thermostat, plugged the new one in and it is working like a charm

Turned the appliance off,removed front cover with nut driver to access the connection. Disconnected thermostat, unscrewed the strap to remove the thermostat, Reversed the process and turned ice maker back on. Seemed to have solved the problem. Very easy

when checking for possible problems on parts listing, found probable cause listed for part. ordered part & replaced. had to turn unit off, remove front cutting grid cover, remove thermistor retaining screw with nut driver, unplug thermistor & remove. reverse steps with new thermistor. ice bin fills to correct level & does not make ice til ... Read more l level is lowered. all is well.

I replaced the bin thermostat and everything is working great. It was easy. Using pliers, I loosened front cover, unplugged bin thermostat and plugged in the new one. Voila! Back in business. Saved me a service call and money!

Screwed off front panel and as easy as 123...replaced the bin thermesistor and now the perfect amount of ice is made and bin not overflowing!

figured level sensor might be the problem. Replaced it and now working properly.