Ice maker will not turn on at all, no lights or display, appears completely dead.

Safety First: Use caution when working with household voltage. Turn off the breaker before inspecting wiring.

• Check breaker and outlet: Verify the dedicated breaker is on. Plug a lamp or tester into the outlet to confirm power.
• Inspect power cord: Pull the unit out and check the cord for cuts, burns, or crushed sections. Replace if damaged.
• Check terminal block: Remove the rear lower panel and inspect the terminal block where the cord connects. Tighten loose screws and replace any burned connectors or the block itself.
• Test voltage at terminal block: With the breaker on (only if you are qualified), measure 120 VAC across L and N. If voltage is present but the unit is dead, suspect the main control board or internal fuse.
• Replace damaged components: Install a new power cord or terminal block as needed. If internal fuses are blown, determine and correct the cause before replacing.