IceKing
Ice Contamination from Water or Internal Surfaces
IceKing ice maker produces ice with a bad taste or odor (chemical, metallic, or stale).
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Possible Causes
Old or stagnant water in reservoir, Contaminated water supply, Dirty internal water lines, Worn or saturated water filter
How to Fix / Troubleshooting
Safety first: Unplug the unit and shut off water before cleaning. Discard all ice.
Step-by-step checks:
- 1. Flush water supply: Run the household water line into a bucket until water runs clear and fresh.
- 2. Replace filter: If equipped, replace the internal water filter cartridge with an IceKing-compatible filter.
- 3. Clean and sanitize: Clean the reservoir, bin, and internal surfaces as described in the user manual using approved cleaners.
- 4. Run several batches: After cleaning, discard the first 2–3 batches of ice to flush the system.
When to call a technician: If taste issues persist and are not due to the household water supply, internal components may need deeper cleaning or replacement.
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Repair Difficulty
Easy
2/5
Required Part
Internal Water Filter
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