Safety first: Before opening the unit, ensure it is unplugged. Do not bypass safety fuses.

Check household supply: Test the outlet with another appliance. Reset any tripped breakers or replace blown fuses in the home panel.
Inspect power cord: Examine the Amica ice maker's cord for cuts, kinks, or burn marks. Replace if damaged.
Test power at entry: With the unit unplugged, remove the rear or side panel to access the terminal block or power entry module. After re-plugging carefully, verify voltage reaches the terminal block (only if you are qualified to work on live circuits).
Internal fuse: Unplug again, then locate any inline or PCB-mounted fuses. Test continuity with a multimeter. If open, investigate for shorts before replacing with the exact same rating.
Seek service if unsure: If fuses blow repeatedly or you are not comfortable working with mains voltage, contact an authorized Amica technician.

Ice maker does not turn on at all; no lights or display, completely dead.

Possible Causes