Ice maker does not power on at all; no lights or display when plugged in.

Safety: Always unplug the unit before opening any covers. If you are not comfortable working with mains voltage, contact a qualified technician.

Checks:

• Verify outlet: Test the wall socket with another appliance to confirm it has power.
• Inspect power cord: Look for cuts, kinks, or burn marks. If damaged, the cord must be replaced; do not tape or splice it.
• Check power switch: Ensure the ON/OFF switch (if external) is in the ON position and feels firm, not loose.
• Access main PCB: Remove the rear or bottom panel to locate the main control board. Look for an onboard fuse; if visibly blown, replace it with the same rating only if you can identify and correct the cause (e.g., shorted cord).
• Inspect for damage: Burn marks or a burnt smell on the PCB indicate serious failure; the board should be replaced.
• Professional help: If replacing the fuse or cord does not restore power, the main PCB or internal wiring may be faulty and should be serviced by an authorized technician.