E9 error; ice maker does not fill with water, or fills very slowly

Safety: Unplug the unit and close the water supply valve before disconnecting any water lines.

• Check water supply: Confirm the household shutoff valve is fully open and that other fixtures have normal pressure.
• Inspect inlet hose: Look for kinks, sharp bends, or freezing in the supply line to the ice maker. Straighten or thaw as needed.
• Clean inlet screen: Disconnect the hose from the ice maker's inlet valve. Inside the valve fitting there is often a small mesh screen; remove and clean it of sediment.
• Check for leaks: Reattach the hose securely and turn water back on briefly to confirm good flow to the valve.
• Valve test (advanced): With the unit powered and calling for water, a multimeter can be used to verify that the valve coil is receiving voltage. If it has power but does not open, the valve is defective.
• Replace inlet valve: Install a new Midea water inlet valve assembly if the coil is open, shorted, or mechanically stuck. Use new seals and check for leaks after installation.