Ice maker leaks water onto the countertop or floor during or after operation.

Safety first: Unplug the unit and mop up any spilled water to avoid slipping or electrical hazards.

• 1. Check reservoir level: Ensure you are not filling above the MAX line. Overfilling can cause overflow through vents.
• 2. Inspect external hoses: Examine the drain hose (if present) for cracks or loose clamps. Re-seat or replace as needed.
• 3. Verify tank seating: For removable tanks, ensure they are fully inserted and not tilted.
• 4. Open the cabinet: Remove the side or rear cover and look for drips while pouring a small amount of water into the tank. Trace leaks to specific hoses or joints.
• 5. Tighten clamps: Use small hose clamps or replace worn silicone tubing where leaks are found.

Warning: Do not operate the ice maker if water is leaking near electrical components; this poses a shock risk.