E10 displayed; control panel is responsive but no internal components (pump, fan, compressor) start.

Safety first: Unplug the ice maker. Only persons familiar with electronics should open and test the control board. Risk of electric shock if mishandled.

• Check external power: Confirm the wall outlet is live and correctly grounded. Test with another appliance.
• Inspect power cord: Examine the Amica ice maker's power cord for cuts, burns, or loose connections at the entry point.
• Access control PCB: Remove the top or side panel (depending on model) to reach the main control board. Look for a small replaceable fuse on the PCB. If blown, investigate for shorts before replacing.
• Visual inspection: Look for burnt components, cracked solder joints, or bulging capacitors on the PCB. If present, the board should be replaced rather than repaired in the field.
• Check loads for shorts: Disconnect major loads (compressor, fan, pump) one by one and test their resistance. A very low resistance may indicate a shorted component that caused the PCB fault.
• Replace PCB: If the fuse blows repeatedly or the board shows damage, replace the entire control PCB with an original Amica spare part.