Ice maker stops shortly after starting, displays E2 and does not begin ice-making cycle.

Safety first: Disconnect power and close the water supply valve before servicing.

• Verify water supply: Ensure the household shutoff valve to the Gorenje ice maker is fully open. Check that other taps in the home have normal pressure.
• Inspect supply hose: Pull the unit forward and inspect the water hose for kinks, crushing, or freezing (if installed in a cold area). Straighten or thaw as needed.
• Clean inlet filter: Turn off water, disconnect the hose from the rear water inlet valve. Remove and rinse the small mesh filter screen inside the valve fitting to clear sediment.
• Test inlet valve coil: With the valve exposed and power disconnected, measure coil resistance with a multimeter. Compare to Gorenje specifications; an open or shorted coil indicates a bad valve.
• Check for leaks at fittings: Reconnect the hose securely using new sealing washers if needed.
• Replace water inlet valve: If the coil is defective or the valve does not open when energized, install a new Gorenje-compatible water inlet valve assembly.