E09 error; ice maker stops; water remains in reservoir and no ice is ejected.

Safety: Unplug the ice maker before accessing moving parts.

• Inspect ice tray and ejector: Remove the ice bin and tray cover. Look for jammed or oversized cubes blocking the ejector rake or arm. Clear any ice obstructions.
• Check for mechanical damage: Rotate the ejector arm gently by hand (if design allows). If it is seized or grinding, the gear set may be stripped and the motor assembly should be replaced.
• Test ejector motor: Access the motor at the side or rear of the ice tray assembly. Disconnect the connector and measure motor resistance. An open circuit indicates a failed motor.
• Inspect position switch/sensor: Many Indesit ice makers use a microswitch or Hall sensor to detect home position. Check for loose mounting, broken actuators, or damaged wiring. Replace if faulty.
• Reassemble and run harvest test: After replacing components, reassemble and start a manual harvest cycle if available in the service menu to confirm E09 is cleared.