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No water to icemaker rkillingsworth 08-15-2006
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Posted by on August 15, 2006, 8:53 pm
Fill valve replaced 3 months ago when water quit going to Frigidare
icemaker side by side refrigerator although water dispenser on the door
worked, Model GLR267ZCB3 built March 04.

Problem has now returned except I get no water to either icemaker or
door. Do I have to replace the fill valve again or can the valve be
taken apart to see if trash or debris has blocked one of the valves?
When I disconnected the water line to the fill valve there was some
debris in the water.

Water pressure to fill valve is about 40 psi. The fridge has a new
filter in place. The valve has 3 coils, all of them show 180-300 ohms
of resistense. ( one coil sends water to filter, the other two coils
send water to icemaker and door). The line carrying water into the
icemaker from the fill valve is not blocked since I can blow air
through it.

Thanks,

Buddy


Posted by hallerb@aol.com on August 15, 2006, 11:05 pm

rkillingsworth@sc.rr.com wrote:
> Fill valve replaced 3 months ago when water quit going to Frigidare
> icemaker side by side refrigerator although water dispenser on the door
> worked, Model GLR267ZCB3 built March 04.
>
> Problem has now returned except I get no water to either icemaker or
> door. Do I have to replace the fill valve again or can the valve be
> taken apart to see if trash or debris has blocked one of the valves?
> When I disconnected the water line to the fill valve there was some
> debris in the water.
>
> Water pressure to fill valve is about 40 psi. The fridge has a new
> filter in place. The valve has 3 coils, all of them show 180-300 ohms
> of resistense. ( one coil sends water to filter, the other two coils
> send water to icemaker and door). The line carrying water into the
> icemaker from the fill valve is not blocked since I can blow air
> through it.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Buddy

Confirm your getting power to the valve, you will probably have to
replace it again:(


Posted by Stormin Mormon on August 16, 2006, 10:31 am
Sometimes the piercing valves clog. Close the valve, take the line off
the back of the fridge, and put the line in a bucket. Go back to the
cellar, open the valve and see if water goes into the bucket. You may
need a new piercing valve.

--

Christopher A. Young
You can't shout down a troll.
You have to starve them.
.

Fill valve replaced 3 months ago when water quit going to Frigidare
icemaker side by side refrigerator although water dispenser on the
door
worked, Model GLR267ZCB3 built March 04.

Problem has now returned except I get no water to either icemaker or
door. Do I have to replace the fill valve again or can the valve be
taken apart to see if trash or debris has blocked one of the valves?
When I disconnected the water line to the fill valve there was some
debris in the water.

Water pressure to fill valve is about 40 psi. The fridge has a new
filter in place. The valve has 3 coils, all of them show 180-300 ohms
of resistense. ( one coil sends water to filter, the other two coils
send water to icemaker and door). The line carrying water into the
icemaker from the fill valve is not blocked since I can blow air
through it.

Thanks,

Buddy



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