Ice Maker Repair Service
in Northern Virginia

No Ice or Not Enough Ice

When the bin sits empty, it usually traces back to a clogged water filter, a frozen fill tube, or a failed inlet valve that isn’t letting water through. We find what’s blocking the flow, replace the worn part, and confirm a full batch drops before we leave.

Ice Maker Leaking Water

Water pooling under the unit — or freezing into sheets on the bottom — points to a cracked fill cup, a misaligned fill tube, or a leaking inlet valve. We trace the leak to its source and seal it before it warps a cabinet or floor.

Small, Hollow, or Cloudy Cubes

Undersized or hollow cubes mean the maker isn’t getting enough water — often low pressure, a tired filter, or a valve that barely opens. Cloudy or off-tasting ice usually comes down to an old filter. We sort out which and fix it.

Won’t Cycle or Overflows

An ice maker that never cycles, or one that overfills and freezes solid, is usually a bad ejector motor, control module, or shutoff arm. The common parts ride on every truck, so most calls wrap up in one visit.